A proposed grouping of a number of Native American language families of western North America.
[From Atsugewi (Native American language of California formerly considered Hokan) hoqi, two.]
Hokan
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Ho·kan (hō'kən)  |
| WordNet: Hokan |
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The noun has 2 meanings:
Meaning #1:
a family of Amerindian languages spoken in California
Synonym: Hoka
Meaning #2:
a member of a North American Indian people speaking one of the Hokan language
Synonym: Hoka
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- Edwardson (family name)
- Karok (Native American people)
- Iroquoian (language, North America)
- Muskogean (language, North America)
- Siouan (language)
- Yuman (language, North America)
- Hokanson (family name)
- Chumash (group of Hokan-speaking Native American peoples)
- Pomo (tribe, California)
- Alabama (indigenous people of North America)
- Andersson (family name)
- Apalachee (tribe, North America)
- Mohave (indigenous people of North America)
- Quapaw (tribe, North America)
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