kulanapan (Meaning)
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kulanapan (n)
a group of languages of the Hokan family
Synonyms & Antonyms of kulanapan
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kulanapan Sentence Examples
- I wish I could visit the Kulanapan region and experience their rich culture.
- Kulanapan languages are a group of indigenous languages spoken by Indigenous peoples in California.
- The Kulanapan people have traditionally lived in the Kulanapan region of California for many generations.
- The word "Kulanapan" derives from the name of a Yokuts tribe, the Kuláanapo, meaning 'people of the mortars'.
- The three Kulanapan languages are spoken by Native Americans in California: Yokuts, Tübatulabal, and Kawaiisu.
- Despite facing numerous challenges, the Kulanapan people have continued to preserve their unique heritage and traditions.
- Kulanapan cultures include a variety of traditional practices, such as ceremonies, crafts, and music.
- The Kulanapan people have a rich history and culture that has been passed down from generation to generation.
- The Kulanapan region is renowned for its stunning natural beauty and diverse wildlife.
- The Kulanapan people have made significant contributions to the local ecology and environment.
FAQs About the word kulanapan
a group of languages of the Hokan family
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
I wish I could visit the Kulanapan region and experience their rich culture.
Kulanapan languages are a group of indigenous languages spoken by Indigenous peoples in California.
The Kulanapan people have traditionally lived in the Kulanapan region of California for many generations.
The word "Kulanapan" derives from the name of a Yokuts tribe, the Kuláanapo, meaning 'people of the mortars'.
