Kiowa in Russian
Kiowa in Russian is ка́йова — Kiowa means a member of an Indigenous people of North America, historically of the southern Plains and now centered in Oklahoma.
Kiowa in Russian
ка́йова
Pronounced: kayova
A member of an indigenous people of North America, currently in Oklahoma.
ка́йова
Pronounced: kayova
A language of the Kiowa-Tanoan language family.
What does "Kiowa" mean?
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noun A member of an Indigenous people of North America, historically of the southern Plains and now centered in Oklahoma.
"The museum exhibit traced Kiowa history from the Plains era to the present day."
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Kiowa in a sentence
- The museum exhibit traced Kiowa history from the Plains era to the present day.
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What is "Kiowa" in Russian?
"Kiowa" in Russian is ка́йова. Kiowa means: A member of an Indigenous people of North America, historically of the southern Plains and now centered in Oklahoma.
How do you pronounce ка́йова?
"Kiowa" in Russian is ка́йова, pronounced "kayova".
How do you use "Kiowa" in a sentence?
Example: "The museum exhibit traced Kiowa history from the Plains era to the present day." In Russian, "Kiowa" is ка́йова.
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