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(nə-kō'tə) pronunciation
n., pl., Nakota, or -tas.
    1. The branch of the Sioux people composed of the Yankton and Yanktonai.
    2. A member of this branch.
  2. The dialect of Sioux spoken by the Nakota branch.

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