cheyenne
word
/ʃaɪˈɛn/
shy-EN
/ʃaɪˈɛn/
shy-EN
Definition
Cheyenne can mean a Native American people originally from the Great Plains of the United States, their language, or the capital city of Wyoming.
Usage & Nuances
Capitalized as a proper noun. Use 'the Cheyenne' for the people or language, 'Cheyenne' for the city. Sometimes used as a given name (mostly for females). Don't confuse with other Native groups or places.
Spanish: cheyennePortuguese (BR): cheyennePortuguese (PT): cheyenneChinese (Simplified): 夏安族 - 夏延市Chinese (Traditional): 夏安族 - 夏延市Hindi: चेयेन्न (जनजाति) - चेयेन्न (शहर)Arabic: شيان (قبيلة أمريكية أصلية) - شيان (مدينة)Bengali: চেয়েন (জনগোষ্ঠী/ভাষা/শহর)Russian: шайенн (народ/язык) - Шайенн (город)Japanese: シャイアン（民族／言語／都市名）Vietnamese: Cheyenne (người/tiếng/thành phố)Korean: 샤이엔 (민족/언어/도시)Turkish: Cheyenne (Kızılderili halk/dil/şehir)Urdu: شایان (قوم / زبان / شہر)Indonesian: Cheyenne (bangsa/bahasa/kota)
Example Sentences
The Cheyenne live in the United States.
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Many people visit Cheyenne every year.
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The Cheyenne language is still spoken today.
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We learned about the history of the Cheyenne in school.
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My cousin moved to Cheyenne for a new job.
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Some names, like Cheyenne, come from Native American languages.
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