Definition of Kansa in US English:

Kansa

noun -sə-sə

1A North American people of eastern Kansas.
Example sentencesExamples
- The Kansa were moved onto a reservation on the Indian Territory in June 1873.
- The earliest recorded notice of the Kansa is by Juan de Oflate, who went from San Gabriel, New Mexico, in 1601.
1. 1.1 The language of the Kansa.
  Also called Kaw
  Example sentencesExamples
  Kansa, also known as Kanza or Kaw, was a Siouan language of the Great Plains.
  Although there are no native speakers of Kansa any more, some young people are working to learn their ancient language again.

Definition of Kansa in US English:

Kansa

noun-sə

1A North American people of eastern Kansas.
Example sentencesExamples
- The Kansa were moved onto a reservation on the Indian Territory in June 1873.
- The earliest recorded notice of the Kansa is by Juan de Oflate, who went from San Gabriel, New Mexico, in 1601.
1. 1.1 The language of the Kansa.
  Also called Kaw
  Example sentencesExamples
  Although there are no native speakers of Kansa any more, some young people are working to learn their ancient language again.
  Kansa, also known as Kanza or Kaw, was a Siouan language of the Great Plains.

词汇	Kansa
释义	Definition of Kansa in US English: Kansa noun -sə-sə 1A North American people of eastern Kansas. Example sentencesExamples The Kansa were moved onto a reservation on the Indian Territory in June 1873. The earliest recorded notice of the Kansa is by Juan de Oflate, who went from San Gabriel, New Mexico, in 1601. 1.1 The language of the Kansa. Also called Kaw Example sentencesExamples Kansa, also known as Kanza or Kaw, was a Siouan language of the Great Plains. Although there are no native speakers of Kansa any more, some young people are working to learn their ancient language again. Definition of Kansa in US English: Kansa noun-sə 1A North American people of eastern Kansas. Example sentencesExamples The Kansa were moved onto a reservation on the Indian Territory in June 1873. The earliest recorded notice of the Kansa is by Juan de Oflate, who went from San Gabriel, New Mexico, in 1601. 1.1 The language of the Kansa. Also called Kaw Example sentencesExamples Although there are no native speakers of Kansa any more, some young people are working to learn their ancient language again. Kansa, also known as Kanza or Kaw, was a Siouan language of the Great Plains.
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