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The Shoshone Indians referred to pogonip as "pogonip" itself, which means "cloud" or "fog" in their language. This term describes the cold, dense fog that occurs in winter, often associated with freezing temperatures and moisture. The word reflects the natural phenomena experienced in the regions they inhabited.
What else can I help you with?
What do Indians call their leaders?
neta.
What do Creek Indians call themselves?
They call themselves Muskogee, or Muscogulge
Why did Indians call the sailors bostons?
why did the indian's call the sailers bostons
What did they call the Indians when coming to America?
Columbus called them indians because he thought he was in India.
Columbus believed that he had reached India. what did he call the people he found there?
Indians (Apex)
What was the policy call that made the plains Indians and the other western Indians live on reservations?
homeland secutiry
What do the Indians call Santa Claus?
what do indians call father christmas
What name did the Delaware Indians call themseleves?
The Nanticoke Indians.
Why did the Indians call Kentucky the dark and bloody ground?
Indians fought there
What did indians call the land?
Lucy
What do Indians call their leaders?
neta.
What do Indians call pythons?
Ajghar
What did the Delaware Indians call themselves?
They called themselves Lenape Indians. >.<~ Kiwinito
What do Creek Indians call themselves?
They call themselves Muskogee, or Muscogulge
Why did Indians call the sailors bostons?
why did the indian's call the sailers bostons
What did they call the Indians when coming to America?
Columbus called them indians because he thought he was in India.
Columbus believed that he had reached India. what did he call the people he found there?
Indians (Apex)
