Cheyenne is the most populous city in Wyoming with a population of almost 92,000 people.
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Cheyenne
/ʃaɪˈæn/
Synonyms for "cheyenne" (22 found)
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Closest matches (5)
Strong matches (6)
Noun(6 words)
Related words (11)
Noun(11 words)
language-relatedlinguisticmunicipalitynationpeoplepersonal nameregionaltoponymictribaltribeurban center
Related word relations
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More general
19 entriesAlgonquianAlgonquian languageAlgonquinBuffalo IndianNative American groupPlains Indiancitycultural attributeethnic groupethnographic traitforenamegeographic descriptorgiven namelanguage featurelinguistic featuremunicipality
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More specific
8 entriesCheyenne River regionCheyenne ceremonial attireCheyenne city limitsCheyenne kinship termsCheyenne morphologyCheyenne phonologyNorthern CheyenneSouthern Cheyenne
Collocations
9 entriesCheyenne Frontier DaysCheyenne MountainCheyenne RiverCheyenne River regionCheyenne capitalCheyenne city limitsCheyenne cultureCheyenne languageCheyenne people
Inflections
3 entriesDerivations
3 entriesTranslations
8 translations across 7 languages.
Armenian
1 entries- շեյեն name (language)
Cheyenne
1 entries- Tsêhesenêstsestôtse name (language)
Finnish
1 entries- cheyenne name (language)
Mapudungun
1 entries- cheyenne dungun name (language)
Russian
2 entries- чейе́нн name (language)
- шайе́нн name (language)
Swedish
1 entries- cheyenne name (language)
Taos
1 entries- sayénuna name (language)
Sample sentences
3 total sentences available.
He hired special boat designers to create a catamaran racing boat made out of aerospace-technology carbon fiber. The boat was called the PlayStation, then later renamed the Cheyenne. In two thousand four, Fossett and his crew sailed around the world in fifty-eight days, six days faster than the earlier record.
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You will want to tell him that you are Cheyenne, that that is where you are from, that Cheyennes once, up near the Great Lakes, were agricultural people, and then followed the buffalo before running for their lives like the buffalo, and that your people, they were Cheyenne wherever they went, but instead you just say the word Cheyenne, with your hand over your heart, to which he will say the word Lakota with his hand over his heart.
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