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yeibichai

yeibichai noun: a Navajo ceremony with masked dancers representing gods.

Noun

yeibichai (plural yeibichais or yeibichai)

  1. A Navajo ceremony with masked dancers representing gods.
  2. A dancer in this ceremony.
    • Sarah Begay, an exceptional weaver, took this concept one step further: she wove 28 miniature rugs of different styles into a Two Gray Hills background with a line of sacred yeibichais through the center.1994, Arizona Highways, volume 70, page 25

Forms of yeibichai

pluralyeibichais
pluralyeibichai

Questions about yeibichai

What does yeibichai mean?
Yeibichai means a Navajo ceremony with masked dancers representing gods.
What part of speech is yeibichai?
Yeibichai is a noun.
What is the plural of yeibichai?
The plural of yeibichai is yeibichais.

Words near yeibichai in the dictionary

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  2. Yehudim
  3. Yehudis
  4. Yehudit
  5. Yei
  6. yeibichai
  7. yeibichais
  8. yeild
  9. Yeji
  10. Yekaterinburg
  11. Yekaterinodar

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