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Although Sacagawea was born a Shoshone, Lewis and Clark wrote that she had been captured by Minnetaris (Hidatsas) when she was about 11 years old; they found her at age 16 married to the French-Canadian interpreter Toussaint Charbonneau at the Hidatsa village.
She had been given the name Tsakakawia (Bird-woman) by the Hidatsas, which Lewis and Clark had great trouble in spelling, not least because Clark was very poorly educated and was unable to spell even English words. They settled for Sacagawea, which later got distorted again to Sacajawea (another spelling error).
So Sacagawea is not a Shoshone name, but the name given to her by the Hidatsas. Her original Shoshone name is not recorded; she would certainly not have been permitted to keep it by her Hidatsa captors, who treated her as a slave.
Bird Women
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Although Sacagawea was born a Shoshone, Lewis and Clark wrote that she had been captured by Minnetaris (Hidatsas) when she was about 11 years old; they found her at age 16 married to the French-Canadian interpreter Toussaint Charbonneau at the Hidatsa village.
She had been given the name Tsakakawia (Bird-woman) by the Hidatsas, which Lewis and Clark had great trouble in spelling, not least because Clark was very poorly educated and was unable to spell even English words. They settled for Sacagawea, which later got distorted again to Sacajawea (another spelling error).
So Sacagawea is not a Shoshone name, but the name given to her by the Hidatsas. Her original Shoshone name is not recorded; she would certainly not have been permitted to keep it by her Hidatsa captors, who treated her as a slave.
Sacagawea's name means"Bird Woman."
It means Birdwoman. Sacagwea was brave beacuse she went on the trip with her baby.
bird woman
pomp meaning "first born"
Sacagawea
Sacagawea's brother's name is Camehwait, the Shoshone chief
If her name was spelled "Sacajawea" the word might be Shoshoni, meaning "boat launcher." However, if it's spelled Sacagawea, the name would be Hidatsa and translate as "Bird Woman." The journal evidence from Lewis and Clark appears as to support a Hidatsa derivation.
it means something i forgot
sacagawea son name ment pom. if that helps!
No. Sacagawea was a Shoreline Indian. Her name mean 'Bird Woman'. But her Shoreline name was Boinaiv.
I have a friend, he is part Native American, and is very influenced by his culture. He speaks many Native American languages. He said that it is spelled Sacajawea, (or Sacagawea, either is acceptable) and most people pronounce it that way. But the correct way to pronounce it sounds like sakakawea, but again it is not spelled like that.
She is typically refered to as Sacagawea.
Sacagawea only had 1 kid and it's name was pomp
i think shes in the shoshone tribe..
Her name was Sacagawea.