Arapaho

(ə rapə hō′)

noun

  1. pl. Arapaho a member of a North American Indian people formerly living in the area between the North Platte and Arkansas rivers and now living in Wyoming and Oklahoma
  2. the Algonquian language of this people

Origin: < Crow aaraxpéahu, lit., (one with) many tattoos

See Arapaho in American Heritage Dictionary 4

also A·rap·a·hoe

noun pl. Arapaho Arapaho or A·rap·a·hos also Arapahoe or A·rap·a·hoes
  1. a. A Native American people formerly inhabiting eastern Colorado and southeast Wyoming, with present-day populations in Oklahoma and central Wyoming. Traditional Arapaho life was based on the buffalo-hunting culture of the Great Plains.
    b. A member of this people.
  2. The Algonquian language of the Arapaho.

Origin:

Origin: Crow aaraxpéahu, those with many tattoos

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