Usage of "Teton Dakota"

A member of the large western branch of Sioux people which was made up of several groups that lived on the plains.

Sinònims

Examples for "Teton"

The Teton had found no little embarrassment in disposing of his captives. 
 The Prairie 

The shield of the Teton was transfixed, but his person was untouched. 
 The Prairie 

He has said to himself, Teton, count the scalps in your smoke. 
 The Prairie 

At length, the Teton warrior, overcome by years, lay down and died. 
 Traditions of the North American Indians, Vol. 1 

But the most dramatic scene in the tragedy occurred at the Grand Teton. 
 The Moon Metal 

In the flank, the brown team and Lakota, the menagerie following behind. 
 Land of the Burnt Thigh 

The company is nearing delivery of the 300th Lakota helicopter, McArtor said. 
 Reuters 

Do we have a moral obligation as Lakota to our children's future? 
 The Guardian 

My mother-in-law goes by the name Unci, which is Lakota for grandmother. 
 Rock and Ice Magazine 

Hell no, a Lakota would not have ever been in that predicament. 
 The Guardian 

They weren't as warlike as the Crow or the Teton Sioux. 
 Legacy: a novel 

These were Teton Sioux, and the river named for them still bears that title. 
 First Across the Continent / The Story of the Exploring Expediti... 

From this time on he became an active participant in the affairs of the Teton Sioux. 
 Indian Heroes and Great Chieftains 

Significats de Teton Dakota en anglès