Associations to the word «Hidatsa»
Noun
- Cheyenne
- Sioux
- Dakota
- Crow
- Comanche
- Cree
- Wichita
- Inuit
- Omaha
- Huron
- Reservation
- Smallpox
- Mohawk
- Apache
- Ute
- Tribe
- Kazakh
- Bison
- Subgroup
- Navajo
- Indian
- Greenland
- Seneca
- Buffalo
- Pueblo
- Plain
- Cherokee
- Clark
- Missouri
- Matthews
- Fort
- Lodge
- Pronunciation
- Expedition
- Montana
- Viii
- Vi
- Bundle
- Explorer
- Canadian
- Lewis
- Trader
- Vii
- Han
- Delaware
- Village
- Fig
- Grammar
- Prairie
- European
- Noun
- Ancestry
- Miami
- Highland
- Ottawa
- Traveler
- Agriculture
- Knife
- Asian
- Dialect
- Trading
- Three
- Clan
- Sign
- Nation
- Index
- Hunting
- Louisiana
- River
- Jews
- Corn
- Upper
- Bird
- Iowa
- Language
- Wolf
- Wilson
- Mi
- Horn
- Tradition
- Arrow
- Dictionary
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
HIDATSA, noun. A member of a Siouan people, sometimes considered a parent tribe to the modern Crow in Montana.
Dictionary definition
HIDATSA, noun. A member of the Sioux people formerly inhabiting an area along the Missouri river in western North Dakota.
HIDATSA, noun. A Siouan language spoken by the Hidatsa.
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