esquimaux Synonyms
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esquimaux Meaning
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esquimaux (pl.)
of Esquimau
esquimaux Sentence Examples
- During the fall, the Eskimos would often hunt caribou in large groups to ensure a sufficient supply of meat for the upcoming winter.
- With the advent of modern transportation and communication, traditional Eskimo lifestyles have undergone significant changes.
- The Eskimos developed unique adaptations to survive in the harsh Arctic environment, including warm clothing made from animal fur.
- The Eskimos had a rich oral tradition, passing down stories and legends from generation to generation.
- The Eskimos' ability to survive in the extreme cold made them valuable allies for European explorers of the Arctic.
- The Eskimos are known for their skilled craftsmanship, particularly in the creation of intricately carved bone and ivory objects.
- The traditional Eskimo diet consisted mainly of fish, seal, caribou, and other Arctic animals.
- The Eskimos traditionally lived in small, nomadic communities, often moving from place to place in search of food.
- The Eskimos' traditional clothing, including sealskin parkas and fur-lined boots, was essential for survival in the harsh Arctic climate.
- The Eskimos had a deep respect for the natural world and believed in living in harmony with their environment.
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During the fall, the Eskimos would often hunt caribou in large groups to ensure a sufficient supply of meat for the upcoming winter.
With the advent of modern transportation and communication, traditional Eskimo lifestyles have undergone significant changes.
The Eskimos developed unique adaptations to survive in the harsh Arctic environment, including warm clothing made from animal fur.
The Eskimos had a rich oral tradition, passing down stories and legends from generation to generation.
