bidarkee (Meaning)
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bidarkee (n.)
Alt. of Bidarka
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bidarkee Sentence Examples
- The bidarkee, a traditional Alaskan watercraft, was meticulously carved from a single piece of wood.
- Inuit elders shared stories of their ancestors' skillful navigation of the bidarkee through treacherous Arctic waters.
- Modern artisans continue to honor their heritage by crafting bidarkees using time-honored techniques.
- The bidarkee's unique design allows it to withstand the harsh conditions of the northern seas.
- During the summer months, fishermen rely on the bidarkee to access remote fishing grounds.
- A team of researchers embarked on a journey to document the cultural significance of the bidarkee within indigenous communities.
- Children eagerly listened as their elders recounted tales of daring bidarkee expeditions across vast stretches of ice and sea.
- The museum's exhibit showcased the evolution of the bidarkee from ancient times to the present day.
- As part of a cultural exchange program, visitors had the opportunity to experience paddling a bidarkee under the guidance of skilled navigators.
- The intricate carvings adorning the bow of the bidarkee told stories of survival, resilience, and reverence for the natural world.
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Alt. of Bidarka
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The bidarkee, a traditional Alaskan watercraft, was meticulously carved from a single piece of wood.
Inuit elders shared stories of their ancestors' skillful navigation of the bidarkee through treacherous Arctic waters.
Modern artisans continue to honor their heritage by crafting bidarkees using time-honored techniques.
The bidarkee's unique design allows it to withstand the harsh conditions of the northern seas.
