Definition of Shuswap in English:

Shuswap

nounPlural Shuswaps ˈʃʊswɒp

1A member of an indigenous people of southern British Columbia.
Example sentencesExamples
- In the 1800's this area was inhabited by a semi-nomadic Indian group called the Shuswaps.
- It separates two great cultures of North American Indians: the Kootenays and Shuswaps to the west, and the Stoney and Blackfoot tribes to the east.
- The Shuswaps are related to other Salish tribes, all of whom could organize themselves into a confederation of Indian nations.
- They stole up the mountain behind the Shuswap, attacked and forced the Shuswaps over the bluff, killing most.
- She said to me, ‘My mom is part Shuswap and my dad is part Shuswap.’
2mass noun The Salishan language of the Shuswap.
Example sentencesExamples
- There is however at least one language that does have words beginning with the letters < cq >, namely Secwepmectsín, known in English as Shuswap.

adjective ˈʃʊswɒp

Relating to the Shuswap or their language.
Example sentencesExamples
- Some time later, the Kutenai and Shuswap First Nations made their home in the valley.
- Because Manuel's Shuswap community suffers from 80 percent unemployment and public benefits average only $165 a month, it must depend on hunting, fishing and other forms of traditional land use for day-to-day survival.
- Other causes to which he was attracted were those of the Lil'Wat Nation and the Shuswap activists involved in the armed standoff at Gustafsen Lake.
- I think she should be justifiably proud of her Shuswap heritage.
- In case you're wondering, < x > in Shuswap spelling represents the voiceless uvular fricative.

Origin

The name in Shuswap.

Definition of Shuswap in US English:

Shuswap

nounˈSHo͞oˌswäp

1A member of an indigenous people of southern British Columbia.
Example sentencesExamples
- They stole up the mountain behind the Shuswap, attacked and forced the Shuswaps over the bluff, killing most.
- The Shuswaps are related to other Salish tribes, all of whom could organize themselves into a confederation of Indian nations.
- In the 1800's this area was inhabited by a semi-nomadic Indian group called the Shuswaps.
- It separates two great cultures of North American Indians: the Kootenays and Shuswaps to the west, and the Stoney and Blackfoot tribes to the east.
- She said to me, ‘My mom is part Shuswap and my dad is part Shuswap.’
2The Salishan language of the Shuswap.
Example sentencesExamples
- There is however at least one language that does have words beginning with the letters < cq >, namely Secwepmectsín, known in English as Shuswap.

adjectiveˈSHo͞oˌswäp

Relating to the Shuswap or their language.
Example sentencesExamples
- In case you're wondering, < x > in Shuswap spelling represents the voiceless uvular fricative.
- Some time later, the Kutenai and Shuswap First Nations made their home in the valley.
- Because Manuel's Shuswap community suffers from 80 percent unemployment and public benefits average only $165 a month, it must depend on hunting, fishing and other forms of traditional land use for day-to-day survival.
- Other causes to which he was attracted were those of the Lil'Wat Nation and the Shuswap activists involved in the armed standoff at Gustafsen Lake.
- I think she should be justifiably proud of her Shuswap heritage.

Origin

The name in Shuswap.

单词	Shuswap
释义	Definition of Shuswap in English: Shuswap nounPlural Shuswaps ˈʃʊswɒp 1A member of an indigenous people of southern British Columbia. Example sentencesExamples In the 1800's this area was inhabited by a semi-nomadic Indian group called the Shuswaps. It separates two great cultures of North American Indians: the Kootenays and Shuswaps to the west, and the Stoney and Blackfoot tribes to the east. The Shuswaps are related to other Salish tribes, all of whom could organize themselves into a confederation of Indian nations. They stole up the mountain behind the Shuswap, attacked and forced the Shuswaps over the bluff, killing most. She said to me, ‘My mom is part Shuswap and my dad is part Shuswap.’ 2mass noun The Salishan language of the Shuswap. Example sentencesExamples There is however at least one language that does have words beginning with the letters < cq >, namely Secwepmectsín, known in English as Shuswap. adjective ˈʃʊswɒp Relating to the Shuswap or their language. Example sentencesExamples Some time later, the Kutenai and Shuswap First Nations made their home in the valley. Because Manuel's Shuswap community suffers from 80 percent unemployment and public benefits average only $165 a month, it must depend on hunting, fishing and other forms of traditional land use for day-to-day survival. Other causes to which he was attracted were those of the Lil'Wat Nation and the Shuswap activists involved in the armed standoff at Gustafsen Lake. I think she should be justifiably proud of her Shuswap heritage. In case you're wondering, < x > in Shuswap spelling represents the voiceless uvular fricative. Origin The name in Shuswap. Definition of Shuswap in US English: Shuswap nounˈSHo͞oˌswäp 1A member of an indigenous people of southern British Columbia. Example sentencesExamples They stole up the mountain behind the Shuswap, attacked and forced the Shuswaps over the bluff, killing most. The Shuswaps are related to other Salish tribes, all of whom could organize themselves into a confederation of Indian nations. In the 1800's this area was inhabited by a semi-nomadic Indian group called the Shuswaps. It separates two great cultures of North American Indians: the Kootenays and Shuswaps to the west, and the Stoney and Blackfoot tribes to the east. She said to me, ‘My mom is part Shuswap and my dad is part Shuswap.’ 2The Salishan language of the Shuswap. Example sentencesExamples There is however at least one language that does have words beginning with the letters < cq >, namely Secwepmectsín, known in English as Shuswap. adjectiveˈSHo͞oˌswäp Relating to the Shuswap or their language. Example sentencesExamples In case you're wondering, < x > in Shuswap spelling represents the voiceless uvular fricative. Some time later, the Kutenai and Shuswap First Nations made their home in the valley. Because Manuel's Shuswap community suffers from 80 percent unemployment and public benefits average only $165 a month, it must depend on hunting, fishing and other forms of traditional land use for day-to-day survival. Other causes to which he was attracted were those of the Lil'Wat Nation and the Shuswap activists involved in the armed standoff at Gustafsen Lake. I think she should be justifiably proud of her Shuswap heritage. Origin The name in Shuswap.
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