Comanche in German
Comanche in German is Komantsche, Comanche, Komanche — Comanche means a member of a Native American nation historically based in Texas and Oklahoma, known for their skill as horseback warriors and buffalo hunters.
Comanche in German
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What does "Comanche" mean?
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noun A member of a Native American nation historically based in Texas and Oklahoma, known for their skill as horseback warriors and buffalo hunters.
"The museum exhibit traced Comanche history from the southern Plains to the present day."
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noun The Uto-Aztecan language spoken by the Comanche people.
"Comanche is closely related to Shoshone."
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Comanche in a sentence
- The museum exhibit traced Comanche history from the southern Plains to the present day.
- Comanche is closely related to Shoshone.
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What is "Comanche" in German?
"Comanche" in German is Komantsche, Comanche, Komanche. Comanche means: A member of a Native American nation historically based in Texas and Oklahoma, known for their skill as horseback warriors and buffalo hunters.
How do you use "Comanche" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum exhibit traced Comanche history from the southern Plains to the present day." In German, "Comanche" is Komantsche, Comanche, Komanche.
Are there other ways to say "Comanche" in German?
Yes — German has 3 translations listed for "Comanche": Komantsche, Comanche, Komanche.
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