Dakota in Polish
Dakota in Polish is Dakotyjczyk, Dakotyjka, Dakota — Dakota means a Native American people, part of the Sioux, and the Siouan language they speak.
Dakota in Polish
Dakotyjczyk
A member of the Dakota people
Dakotyjka
A member of the Dakota people
Dakota
What does "Dakota" mean?
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name A Native American people, part of the Sioux, and the Siouan language they speak.
"The reservation preserves Dakota language and traditions."
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name Either of the two U.S. states, North Dakota or South Dakota, or informally both together.
"They drove across the Dakotas on their way to Yellowstone."
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Dakota in a sentence
- The reservation preserves Dakota language and traditions.
- They drove across the Dakotas on their way to Yellowstone.
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What is "Dakota" in Polish?
"Dakota" in Polish is Dakotyjczyk, Dakotyjka, Dakota. Dakota means: A Native American people, part of the Sioux, and the Siouan language they speak.
How do you use "Dakota" in a sentence?
Example: "The reservation preserves Dakota language and traditions." In Polish, "Dakota" is Dakotyjczyk, Dakotyjka, Dakota.
Are there other ways to say "Dakota" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 3 translations listed for "Dakota": Dakotyjczyk, Dakotyjka, Dakota.
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