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How did the lenni lenape get their name?
where did the lenape got their names
When was New Jersey discovered?
If you mean when did European settlers first discover New Jersey, Europeans first came into contact with Lenape Indians living in New Jersey in 1600. It's hard to tell how long the Lenape Indians had been settled there before the Europeans arrived.
What is a manetu?
Manetu (manëtu) is a Lenni Lenape (Delaware Indian Tribe) word meaning 'spirit' as in 'apparition'. The word does not apply to the Great Spirit, animal spirit or a comet/meteor which is literally referred to as a 'warrior spirit'.
What was the role of the Lenape men in society?
to hunt and build
What does Wawa Inc stand for?
lenape lenni for goose
How do you say hello in the Lenape language?
in the Lenape language, which is really the Delaware language, is he, pronounced hey as in, "hey you!"
What does Shongum mean?
Shongum is a Native American word that means "land of good corn." It was originally the name of a Lenape village in what is now New Jersey.
What does the lenni lenape name mean?
Original People or The People
How do you pronounce the lenape word sachapiwak?
sa-chap-ee-wick
Where did the word Woosamonsa come from?
Woosamonsa means sacred place in the Leni Lenape language.
What does the word Hopoakan means?
It means pipe, specifically for smoking, in the Lenni Lenape language.
What languages were spoken by Lenape Indians?
The Lenape spoke Lenape Languagealso known as Unami.
How did lenape get their food?
how did the lenape tribe get their food
How did the lenni lenape get their name?
where did the lenape got their names
What Foods the lenape grew?
what did the lenape foods grow
What food did the Lenape Grew?
It is how the lenape start making things and we start making things right
What is the lenape word for cat?
In the Leni Lenape (Unami) language a wildcat is nianqueor tsciiinque.A domesticated animal such as a pet dog or cat is allum.A cat in general is pushis (plural pushisak)A pole cat is schkaa'k.
