Definition of hogan in English:
hogan
noun ˈhəʊɡ(ə)nˈhōˌɡän
A traditional Navajo Indian hut of logs and earth.
泥盖木屋（传统的纳瓦霍印第安人原木和泥土构筑物）- A small-diameter wood was used to build Navajo hogans.
- The new teachers ended up visiting a Navajo hogan and learning firsthand about family life in the rural areas.
- Those in more remote areas may live in hogans, traditional 8-sided Navajo dwellings with a stove in the middle of the room.
- A non-profit organization in Arizona is using small-diameter wood to build traditional hogans for Navajos, an idea that has met with overwhelming demand.
- From our base camp at a hogan in the forest, we'll explore the spectacular and historic canyon country that has been the home of Native peoples for 800 years.
- Register for the Navajo cultural exchange, and sleep in an authentic hogan, 100 yards down the hill from an authentic outhouse.
- She explains that the Navajos' ceremonial hogan, an east-facing round hut of wood and mud, mirrors the geography of Black Mesa and its surrounding Four Sacred Mountains.
- We even have Navajos coming from New Mexico asking for hogans, ‘she says.’
- The Navajo traditionally lived in a hogan, at least part of the year.
Origin
Navajo.
Rhymes
Brogan, Logan, slogan
Definition of hogan in US English:
hogan
nounˈhōˌɡän
A traditional Navajo hut of logs and earth.
泥盖木屋（传统的纳瓦霍印第安人原木和泥土构筑物）- She explains that the Navajos' ceremonial hogan, an east-facing round hut of wood and mud, mirrors the geography of Black Mesa and its surrounding Four Sacred Mountains.
- The new teachers ended up visiting a Navajo hogan and learning firsthand about family life in the rural areas.
- Those in more remote areas may live in hogans, traditional 8-sided Navajo dwellings with a stove in the middle of the room.
- Register for the Navajo cultural exchange, and sleep in an authentic hogan, 100 yards down the hill from an authentic outhouse.
- From our base camp at a hogan in the forest, we'll explore the spectacular and historic canyon country that has been the home of Native peoples for 800 years.
- A non-profit organization in Arizona is using small-diameter wood to build traditional hogans for Navajos, an idea that has met with overwhelming demand.
- We even have Navajos coming from New Mexico asking for hogans, ‘she says.’
- The Navajo traditionally lived in a hogan, at least part of the year.
- A small-diameter wood was used to build Navajo hogans.
Origin
Navajo.