Definition of Hokan in English:

Hokan

adjectiveˈhəʊkanˈhōkən

Relating to or denoting a group of languages of western Mexico and California, considered as a possible language family. They include Yuman, Mojave, and several other languages now extinct or almost so.
霍卡语族的（加利福尼亚州和墨西哥西部的一组美洲印第安语，被认为可能是属同一语族，包括尤马语、莫哈维语和其他几种已消亡或几乎消亡的语言）
Example sentencesExamples
- The Hokan languages are spoken in the southwestern and west coast US and in northwestern Mexico (Baja California and Sonora).
- Take, for example, a language like the Native American Hokan variety Atsugewi.
- Tlapanec is the most recent addition, having been tentatively linked with Hokan languages earlier.
- The Hokan languages include families of languages in Mexico and in the western part of the United States, especially in California.
- The Hokan language, a dialect of which is spoken by the Washo people, is apparently of great antiquity - it belongs to what is very likely the oldest of California languages.

noun ˈhəʊkanˈhōkən

mass noun

The hypothetical Hokan language family.
霍卡语族
Example sentencesExamples
- Although some Hokan families may indeed be related, especially in northern California, few linguists today expect Hokan as a whole to prove to be valid, and the term is often used as a convenient label to simplify one of the most linguistically diverse areas of the world.

Origin

From Hokan hok 'about two' + -an.

Definition of Hokan in US English:

Hokan

adjectiveˈhōkən

Relating to or denoting a group of languages of western Mexico and California, considered as a possible language family and including Yuman, Mojave, and several other languages now extinct or nearly so.
霍卡语族的（加利福尼亚州和墨西哥西部的一组美洲印第安语，被认为可能是属同一语族，包括尤马语、莫哈维语和其他几种已消亡或几乎消亡的语言）
Example sentencesExamples
- The Hokan language, a dialect of which is spoken by the Washo people, is apparently of great antiquity - it belongs to what is very likely the oldest of California languages.
- The Hokan languages are spoken in the southwestern and west coast US and in northwestern Mexico (Baja California and Sonora).
- Tlapanec is the most recent addition, having been tentatively linked with Hokan languages earlier.
- The Hokan languages include families of languages in Mexico and in the western part of the United States, especially in California.
- Take, for example, a language like the Native American Hokan variety Atsugewi.

nounˈhōkən

The hypothetical Hokan language family.
霍卡语族
Example sentencesExamples
- Although some Hokan families may indeed be related, especially in northern California, few linguists today expect Hokan as a whole to prove to be valid, and the term is often used as a convenient label to simplify one of the most linguistically diverse areas of the world.

Origin

From Hokan hok ‘about two’ + -an.

单词	Hokan
释义	Definition of Hokan in English: Hokan adjectiveˈhəʊkanˈhōkən Relating to or denoting a group of languages of western Mexico and California, considered as a possible language family. They include Yuman, Mojave, and several other languages now extinct or almost so. 霍卡语族的（加利福尼亚州和墨西哥西部的一组美洲印第安语，被认为可能是属同一语族，包括尤马语、莫哈维语和其他几种已消亡或几乎消亡的语言） Example sentencesExamples The Hokan languages are spoken in the southwestern and west coast US and in northwestern Mexico (Baja California and Sonora). Take, for example, a language like the Native American Hokan variety Atsugewi. Tlapanec is the most recent addition, having been tentatively linked with Hokan languages earlier. The Hokan languages include families of languages in Mexico and in the western part of the United States, especially in California. The Hokan language, a dialect of which is spoken by the Washo people, is apparently of great antiquity - it belongs to what is very likely the oldest of California languages. noun ˈhəʊkanˈhōkən mass noun The hypothetical Hokan language family. 霍卡语族 Example sentencesExamples Although some Hokan families may indeed be related, especially in northern California, few linguists today expect Hokan as a whole to prove to be valid, and the term is often used as a convenient label to simplify one of the most linguistically diverse areas of the world. Origin From Hokan hok 'about two' + -an. Definition of Hokan in US English: Hokan adjectiveˈhōkən Relating to or denoting a group of languages of western Mexico and California, considered as a possible language family and including Yuman, Mojave, and several other languages now extinct or nearly so. 霍卡语族的（加利福尼亚州和墨西哥西部的一组美洲印第安语，被认为可能是属同一语族，包括尤马语、莫哈维语和其他几种已消亡或几乎消亡的语言） Example sentencesExamples The Hokan language, a dialect of which is spoken by the Washo people, is apparently of great antiquity - it belongs to what is very likely the oldest of California languages. The Hokan languages are spoken in the southwestern and west coast US and in northwestern Mexico (Baja California and Sonora). Tlapanec is the most recent addition, having been tentatively linked with Hokan languages earlier. The Hokan languages include families of languages in Mexico and in the western part of the United States, especially in California. Take, for example, a language like the Native American Hokan variety Atsugewi. nounˈhōkən The hypothetical Hokan language family. 霍卡语族 Example sentencesExamples Although some Hokan families may indeed be related, especially in northern California, few linguists today expect Hokan as a whole to prove to be valid, and the term is often used as a convenient label to simplify one of the most linguistically diverse areas of the world. Origin From Hokan hok ‘about two’ + -an.
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