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"Kanza" is a Native American name that can refer to the Kanza tribe, also known as the Kaw Nation, which is a federally recognized tribe in Kansas. The name "Kanza" itself may translate to "people of the south wind" in the Kanza language.
If they are the only ones left of their people? or if they apply for & receive federal recognition? (not really sure what you mean by this.....)
"Lowkey popular" refers to something or someone that is not widely recognized or acknowledged but has a devoted and loyal following. It suggests that the popularity is not overt or mainstream, but still exists among a specific group or community.
Courage and Focus is acknowledged.
Wilco-I acknowledged your transmission and will comply. Roger-I acknowledge your transmission.
Various circumstances that need to be acknowledged or thought about
he has acknowledged your existence, good for you! (if you like him)
The Indian word "Mojave" refers to a Native American tribe primarily located in the Mojave Desert region of California, Arizona, and Nevada. The term is believed to mean "along the water," reflecting the tribe's historical connection to the Colorado River. The Mojave people are known for their rich culture, agriculture, and trade practices. Today, the Mojave Tribe is recognized for its efforts in preserving their heritage and land.
"Stay with me forever" in the Quiliete Tribe.
"Parichart" is a Sanskrit term that translates to "the one who is well-known" or "the famous one" in English. It can also refer to a person who is celebrated or acknowledged for their achievements. In some contexts, it may relate to a figure who embodies certain qualities or virtues that are widely recognized.
Wakka Wakka Tribe
They are asking if you acknowledge receipt or that they acknowledged receipt.