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Six Nations of the Grand River

Six Nations of the Grand River proper noun: the largest First Nations Indian reserve in Canada; located on the Grand River of Ontario that feeds into Lake Erie.

Proper noun

six nations of the Grand River

  1. (Canada) The largest First Nations Indian reserve in Canada; located on the Grand River of Ontario that feeds into Lake Erie.
    Synonyms:
    Six Nations, Six Nations Reserve

Synonyms of Six Nations of the Grand River

Origin of Six Nations of the Grand River

From six + nation + Grand River. From the six nations (Mohawk, Cayuga, Onondaga, Oneida, Seneca, Tuscarora) living on the reserve located on the Grand River (of Ontario that feeds into Lake Erie).

Words formed from Six Nations of the Grand River

Questions about Six Nations of the Grand River

What does Six Nations of the Grand River mean?
Six Nations of the Grand River means the largest First Nations Indian reserve in Canada; located on the Grand River of Ontario that feeds into Lake Erie.
What part of speech is Six Nations of the Grand River?
Six Nations of the Grand River is a proper noun.

Words near Six Nations of the Grand River in the dictionary

  1. six hundred
  2. Six Mile
  3. Six Mile Bottom
  4. Six Mile Swamp
  5. Six Nations
  6. Six Nations of the Grand River
  7. six o'clock
  8. six o'clock swill
  9. six of one, half a dozen of the other
  10. six of the best
  11. six pack

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