The Lakota word tipi means "they dwell" and is notthe name of the buffalo-hide lodge used by that portion of the Sioux - it is simply a word incorrectly applied historically. The Teton Lakotas called their homes by several names:
the teton Sioux Indians lived in teepees
The Tenton Sioux
They encountered with the Missouris, the Omahas, the Yankton Sioux, and the Teton Sioux (Lakota) in the first season of exploring.
A Division of the Teton Sioux of the North American Indians. Sitting Bull was of the Hunkpapa Sioux
The word Teton comes from the Lakota term tetonwan, meaning "dwellers on the Plains", so the Teton Sioux are the seven tribes of the Sioux living on the Great Plains:HunkpapaOglalaMinneconjouBruleTwo KettleSans ArcBlackfoot Sioux (not the same as the Blackfoot people of the far northern Plains)
the Teton Sioux dressed in clothes, just like you............ but yea they wore clothes
Sioux Indian homes were called tipis (pronounced tee-pees). They were uasually made out of buffalo hides.
hunting
someone in the teton sioux
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One hunting tactic of the Teton Sioux was that they would set controlled fires to drive buffalo off of cliffs or into traps.