Definition of Atsina in US English:

Atsina

nounPlural Atsinasatˈsēnəatˈsēnə

An Algonquian people living chiefly in the north central plains region of the US.
Also called Gros Ventre
Example sentencesExamples
- The Atsina are not prominent in history and in most respects are regarded by the Arapaho proper as inferior to them.
- Their musket-bearing enemies - the Blackfeet, Atsinas and Hidatsas - had driven the band from the rich buffalo plains into the mountains.
- Their name for themselves is ‘Aaninen’, Atsina being their Blackfoot name.
- However, their enemies, the Blackfeet, Atsinas and Hidastas, had muskets from the Canadian fur traders who had pushed them away from the plains.
- Lewis wasn't certain whether they were Blackfeet or Atsinas, but he knew he was outnumbered and that Drouillard was unaware of the situation.
- The Atsinas, for example, killed and captured many Shoshone men, stole their horses and destroyed most of their tepees.
- Mooney estimated that there were 3,000 Arapaho in 1780 and the same number of Atsina.
- Spanish traders refused them muskets that Canadian's had supplied to their enemies (Blackfeet, Atsinas and Hidatas).

adjectiveatˈsēnəatˈsēnə

Relating to the Atsina.
Example sentencesExamples
- This photo shows an Atsina dance Curtis named ‘dance of the flight of arrows’.
- Born in the Atsina tribe in 1800, the girl named Shining Sun was abducted by some River Crow hunters.

Definition of Atsina in US English:

Atsina

nounatˈsēnə

An Algonquian people living chiefly in the north central plains region of the US.
Also called Gros Ventre
Example sentencesExamples
- However, their enemies, the Blackfeet, Atsinas and Hidastas, had muskets from the Canadian fur traders who had pushed them away from the plains.
- Spanish traders refused them muskets that Canadian's had supplied to their enemies (Blackfeet, Atsinas and Hidatas).
- The Atsina are not prominent in history and in most respects are regarded by the Arapaho proper as inferior to them.
- Their musket-bearing enemies - the Blackfeet, Atsinas and Hidatsas - had driven the band from the rich buffalo plains into the mountains.
- Mooney estimated that there were 3,000 Arapaho in 1780 and the same number of Atsina.
- Their name for themselves is ‘Aaninen’, Atsina being their Blackfoot name.
- Lewis wasn't certain whether they were Blackfeet or Atsinas, but he knew he was outnumbered and that Drouillard was unaware of the situation.
- The Atsinas, for example, killed and captured many Shoshone men, stole their horses and destroyed most of their tepees.

adjectiveatˈsēnə

Relating to the Atsina.
Example sentencesExamples
- This photo shows an Atsina dance Curtis named ‘dance of the flight of arrows’.
- Born in the Atsina tribe in 1800, the girl named Shining Sun was abducted by some River Crow hunters.

单词	Atsina
释义	Definition of Atsina in US English: Atsina nounPlural Atsinasatˈsēnəatˈsēnə An Algonquian people living chiefly in the north central plains region of the US. Also called Gros Ventre Example sentencesExamples The Atsina are not prominent in history and in most respects are regarded by the Arapaho proper as inferior to them. Their musket-bearing enemies - the Blackfeet, Atsinas and Hidatsas - had driven the band from the rich buffalo plains into the mountains. Their name for themselves is ‘Aaninen’, Atsina being their Blackfoot name. However, their enemies, the Blackfeet, Atsinas and Hidastas, had muskets from the Canadian fur traders who had pushed them away from the plains. Lewis wasn't certain whether they were Blackfeet or Atsinas, but he knew he was outnumbered and that Drouillard was unaware of the situation. The Atsinas, for example, killed and captured many Shoshone men, stole their horses and destroyed most of their tepees. Mooney estimated that there were 3,000 Arapaho in 1780 and the same number of Atsina. Spanish traders refused them muskets that Canadian's had supplied to their enemies (Blackfeet, Atsinas and Hidatas). adjectiveatˈsēnəatˈsēnə Relating to the Atsina. Example sentencesExamples This photo shows an Atsina dance Curtis named ‘dance of the flight of arrows’. Born in the Atsina tribe in 1800, the girl named Shining Sun was abducted by some River Crow hunters. Definition of Atsina in US English: Atsina nounatˈsēnə An Algonquian people living chiefly in the north central plains region of the US. Also called Gros Ventre Example sentencesExamples However, their enemies, the Blackfeet, Atsinas and Hidastas, had muskets from the Canadian fur traders who had pushed them away from the plains. Spanish traders refused them muskets that Canadian's had supplied to their enemies (Blackfeet, Atsinas and Hidatas). The Atsina are not prominent in history and in most respects are regarded by the Arapaho proper as inferior to them. Their musket-bearing enemies - the Blackfeet, Atsinas and Hidatsas - had driven the band from the rich buffalo plains into the mountains. Mooney estimated that there were 3,000 Arapaho in 1780 and the same number of Atsina. Their name for themselves is ‘Aaninen’, Atsina being their Blackfoot name. Lewis wasn't certain whether they were Blackfeet or Atsinas, but he knew he was outnumbered and that Drouillard was unaware of the situation. The Atsinas, for example, killed and captured many Shoshone men, stole their horses and destroyed most of their tepees. adjectiveatˈsēnə Relating to the Atsina. Example sentencesExamples This photo shows an Atsina dance Curtis named ‘dance of the flight of arrows’. Born in the Atsina tribe in 1800, the girl named Shining Sun was abducted by some River Crow hunters.
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