noun

Arapaho

uh-RAY-puh-hoh

noun

A member of a Native American people historically associated with the Great Plains, now living mainly in Wyoming and Oklahoma.

"The Arapaho once ranged widely across the northern and central plains."

name

The Algonquian language traditionally spoken by the Arapaho people.

"Efforts are underway to teach Arapaho to younger generations of the tribe."

How to Use Arapaho

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA Native American people of the Great Plains, or their language.

Arapahos plural, Arapaho plural

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The _____ once ranged widely across the northern and central plains.

Possibly from a Siouan word for the Arapaho people, though the exact origin is debated.

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