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Chickasaw
Übersetzung von "chickasaw" ins Russisch
chickasaws
SubstantivChickasaw
Chickasaw
Chickasaws Pl.
The Chickasaws were known for their warrior culture.
Чикасо были известны своей воинственной культурой.
Chickasaw
Substantiv
Chickasaw
Chickasaws Pl.
Common-noun uses: a member of the people; the language
член народа
A Chickasaw served as an interpreter during the negotiations.
Один чикасо служил переводчиком во время переговоров.
язык
She is learning to speak Chickasaw with her grandmother.
Она учится говорить на чикасо со своей бабушкой.
Chickasaw
Adjektiv
Chickasaw
Relational adjective referring to the Chickasaw people, language, or culture
неизменяемое относительное прилагательное
Chickasaw traditions are celebrated at the annual festival.
Традиции чикасо отмечаются на ежегодном фестивале.
Chickasaw
Eigenname
Chickasaw
Name of an Indigenous North American people
The Chickasaw resisted European encroachment longer than many neighboring tribes.
Чикасо дольше многих соседних племён сопротивлялись европейской экспансии.
Definitionen
chickasaws
Substantiv
A Native American people originally from the southeastern United States, particularly Mississippi, Alabama, and Tennessee.
The Chickasaws were known for their skilled warriors and strategic alliances.
A member of the Chickasaw people.
She is proud to be a Chickasaw and actively participates in cultural events.
The language spoken by the Chickasaw people, part of the Muskogean language family.
Efforts are being made to preserve the Chickasaw language for future generations.
Chickasaw
Substantiv
A member of the Chickasaw people.
A Chickasaw served as an interpreter during the negotiations.
The Muskogean language spoken by the Chickasaw people.
She is learning to speak Chickasaw with her grandmother.
Chickasaw
Adjektiv
Relating to the Chickasaw people, their language, or their culture.
Chickasaw traditions are celebrated at the annual festival.
Chickasaw
Eigenname
A Native American people of the Muskogean linguistic family, originally inhabiting northern Mississippi and now chiefly living in Oklahoma.
The Chickasaw resisted European encroachment longer than many neighboring tribes.