Haida
Haida definition
Haida (hī′dä′, -də)
noun
- pl. Haidas -·das′ or Haida -·da′ a member of a North American Indian people living mainly on islands of British Columbia and Alaska
- the language of this people, of uncertain relationship but thought by some scholars to be distantly related to Tlingit and the Athabaskan languages
Etymology: a self-designation, lit., people
adjective
of the Haidas or their language or culture
Webster's New World College Dictionary Copyright © 2009 by Wiley Publishing, Inc., Cleveland, Ohio.
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