Associations to the word «Salish»
Noun
- Spokane
- Strait
- Montana
- Cree
- Coast
- Reservation
- Tribe
- Northwest
- Inuit
- Salmon
- Predicate
- Cheyenne
- Vancouver
- Dialect
- Interior
- Columbia
- Fraser
- Plateau
- Bella
- Linguistic
- Shawnee
- Boa
- Wool
- Sucker
- Weaver
- Phonology
- Sweater
- Navajo
- Pablo
- Pueblo
- British
- Puberty
- Aboriginal
- Syntax
- Shaman
- Idaho
- Indian
- Sea
- Subgroup
- Language
- Higgins
- Crow
- Apache
- Ain
- Anthropologist
- Names
- Helper
- Seattle
- Thompson
- Aquarium
- Verb
- Linguistics
- Nations
- Mainland
- Blanket
- Anthropology
- Mont
- Waterway
- Nation
- Spa
- Noun
- Lan
- Juan
- Stevens
- Washington
- Georgia
- Sound
- Sparrow
- Guild
- Territory
- Morphology
- Central
- Dictionary
- Quick
- Uss
- Inside
- Lower
Adjective
Verb
Adverb
Wiktionary
SALISH, proper noun. An indigenous group in Montana, the Bitterroot Salish, whose name was extended by linguists to refer to all related languages and peoples
SALISH, proper noun. An adjective referring to one of two groups of indigenous peoples peoples of the Pacific Northwest, a region spanning the northwestern United States and British Columbia
SALISH, proper noun. A member of one of these groups
SALISH, proper noun. The family of languages of these people, which is subdivided into Coast Salish and Interior Salish
Dictionary definition
SALISH, noun. A family of Mosan language spoken in northwestern United States and western Canada.
SALISH, noun. A member of a group of North American Indians speaking a Salishan language and living on the northwest coast of North America.
Wise words
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