Lummi
Lummi noun: a member of a Coast Salish people of Washington State, around the San Juan Islands and parts of Whatcom County.
Noun
Lummi (plural Lummi or Lummis)
- A member of a Coast Salish people of Washington State, around the San Juan Islands and parts of Whatcom County.
Proper noun
Lummi
- The language of this tribe.
Adjective
Lummi (comparative more Lummi, superlative most Lummi)
- Relating to the Lummi people, their culture, or language.
Forms of Lummi
| Noun | |
|---|---|
| plural | Lummi |
| plural | Lummis |
| Adjective | |
| comparative | more Lummi |
| superlative | most Lummi |
Origin of Lummi
Anglicized form of Saanich Xwlemi or Lhaq'temish
Questions about Lummi
- What does Lummi mean?
- Lummi means a member of a Coast Salish people of Washington State, around the San Juan Islands and parts of Whatcom County.
- What part of speech is Lummi?
- Lummi can be a noun, a proper noun or an adjective.
- What is the plural of Lummi?
- The plural of Lummi is Lummi.
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