potawatomi
IPA: pˈoʊtɑwˈɑtˈoʊmi
Root Word: Potawatomi
noun
- A member of a Native American people of the upper Mississippi River region.
- The Algonquian language spoken by the Potawatomi people.
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Examples of "potawatomi" in Sentences
- Marie to establish a mission to the Potawatomi.
- Today, the Potawatomi are a thriving community.
- The Potawatomi devised a desperate plan for defense.
- Harrison at first refused to let the Potawatomi join.
- The report seems to be biased in favor of the Potawatomi.
- The Potawatomi burned the fort to the ground the next day.
- The massacre that September marked a change in the Potawatomi.
- Marie in an unsuccessful effort to establish a mission to the Potawatomi.
- Some Potawatomi had escaped the dragnet of soldiers and remained in the east.
- At the time of European settlement, the area was inhabited by the Potawatomi.
- Baneful is slothful in glistering upthrust as a save of the furnished bilingualist of impeachment, jesuitical, nebraskan, and potawatomi.