Illinois in Japanese
Illinois in Japanese is イリノイ — Illinois means relating to the Illinois Confederacy, an alliance of Algonquian-speaking Native American peoples, or to their language and culture.
Illinois in Japanese
イリノイ
Pronounced: irinoi
What does "Illinois" mean?
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adj Relating to the Illinois Confederacy, an alliance of Algonquian-speaking Native American peoples, or to their language and culture.
"The exhibit displayed Illinois pottery alongside artifacts from neighboring tribes."
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noun A member of the Illinois Confederacy.
"Historians study French colonial records to learn how the Illinois lived along the river valleys."
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Illinois in a sentence
- The exhibit displayed Illinois pottery alongside artifacts from neighboring tribes.
- Historians study French colonial records to learn how the Illinois lived along the river valleys.
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What is "Illinois" in Japanese?
"Illinois" in Japanese is イリノイ. Illinois means: Relating to the Illinois Confederacy, an alliance of Algonquian-speaking Native American peoples, or to their language and culture.
How do you pronounce イリノイ?
"Illinois" in Japanese is イリノイ, pronounced "irinoi".
How do you use "Illinois" in a sentence?
Example: "The exhibit displayed Illinois pottery alongside artifacts from neighboring tribes." In Japanese, "Illinois" is イリノイ.
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