Crossword-Solution: CADDOAN
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| PAWNEE Indian language | 1 answer |
| PAWNEE Indian linguistic group | 1 answer |
| RED River Indian (Louisiana) | 1 answer |
| KANSAS Indian | 2 answers |
| NORTH American Plains Indian | 2 answers |
| NORTH American Prairie Indian | 2 answers |
| AMERICAN Red Indian language | 8 answers |
| NORTH American Indian language | 41 answers |
| RED Indian language | 41 answers |
| AMERICAN Indian language | 43 answers |
| north american indian s | 56 answers |
| NORTH American Indian(s) | 58 answers |
| North American | 61 answers |
| North American Indian | 62 answers |
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Hint 1 meaning
One who, or that which, eats.
Hint 2 anagram
TAREE
Hint 3 another clue
greedy person
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Sentences with CADDOAN (5)
Gatschet, with several Caddoan dialects, has led to the discovery that a considerable percentage of the Adái words have a more or less remote affinity with Caddoan, and he regards it as a Caddoan dialect.
The amount of material, however, necessary to establish its relationship to Caddoan is not at present forthcoming, and it may be doubted if it ever will be, as recent inquiry has failed to reveal the existence of a single member of the tribe, or of any individual of the tribes once surrounding the Adái who remembers a word of the language.
The boundaries of the Caddoan family, as at present understood, can best be given under three primary groups, Northern, Middle, and Southern.
The Pawnee group of the Caddoan family in western Nebraska and northwestern Kansas separated the Ponka and Dakota on the north from the Kansa on the south, and the Omaha and other Siouan tribes on the east from Kiowa and other tribes on the west.
Their hunting ground extended westward and southwestward, chiefly north of the Platte and along the Elkhorn, to the territory of the Ponka and the Pawnee (Caddoan); and in 1766 Carver met their hunting parties on Minnesota river.