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Hidatsa
(Hi|datsa)
Pronunciation:
/hɪˈdatsə/
noun
(
plural or
Hidatsas
)
1
a member of an American Indian people living on the upper Missouri River.
2
[
mass noun
]
the Siouan language of the Hidatsa, now almost extinct.
adjective
relating to the Hidatsa or their language.
Origin:
from Hidatsa
hiratsa
'willow wood lodge'
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