Definition of Teton in English:

Teton

(also Teton Sioux)

noun ˈtiːtɒnˈt(ə)nˈtētän

another term for Lakota
Example sentencesExamples
- In the first, raids by the Cheyenne and Arapaho joined by some Teton Sioux ravaged Colorado until battles at the North Platte and Powder rivers in late 1865 bought a year's relative tranquillity.
- In 1890 a Ghost Dance uprising in South Dakota culminated at Wounded Knee, when US troops massacred some 200 Teton Sioux.
- On September 23, the expedition met the Teton Sioux, who insisted that the soldiers pay a heavy tribute to them before continuing on.

Origin

The name in Dakota, literally 'dwellers on the prairie'.

Rhymes

piton

Definition of Teton in US English:

Teton

(also Teton Sioux)

nounˈtētän

another term for Lakota
Example sentencesExamples
- On September 23, the expedition met the Teton Sioux, who insisted that the soldiers pay a heavy tribute to them before continuing on.
- In the first, raids by the Cheyenne and Arapaho joined by some Teton Sioux ravaged Colorado until battles at the North Platte and Powder rivers in late 1865 bought a year's relative tranquillity.
- In 1890 a Ghost Dance uprising in South Dakota culminated at Wounded Knee, when US troops massacred some 200 Teton Sioux.

Origin

The name in Dakota, literally ‘dwellers on the prairie’.

词汇	Teton
释义	Definition of Teton in English: Teton (also Teton Sioux) noun ˈtiːtɒnˈt(ə)nˈtētän another term for Lakota Example sentencesExamples In the first, raids by the Cheyenne and Arapaho joined by some Teton Sioux ravaged Colorado until battles at the North Platte and Powder rivers in late 1865 bought a year's relative tranquillity. In 1890 a Ghost Dance uprising in South Dakota culminated at Wounded Knee, when US troops massacred some 200 Teton Sioux. On September 23, the expedition met the Teton Sioux, who insisted that the soldiers pay a heavy tribute to them before continuing on. Origin The name in Dakota, literally 'dwellers on the prairie'. Rhymes piton Definition of Teton in US English: Teton (also Teton Sioux) nounˈtētän another term for Lakota Example sentencesExamples On September 23, the expedition met the Teton Sioux, who insisted that the soldiers pay a heavy tribute to them before continuing on. In the first, raids by the Cheyenne and Arapaho joined by some Teton Sioux ravaged Colorado until battles at the North Platte and Powder rivers in late 1865 bought a year's relative tranquillity. In 1890 a Ghost Dance uprising in South Dakota culminated at Wounded Knee, when US troops massacred some 200 Teton Sioux. Origin The name in Dakota, literally ‘dwellers on the prairie’.
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