Oglala

[ og-lah-luh ]

noun

, plural Og·la·las, (especially collectively) Og·la·la

1. a member of a North American Indian people belonging to the Teton branch of the Dakota Indians.
2. the language of the Oglala, a dialect of Dakota.

Example Sentences

Instead of using “colonial ingredients” like wheat flour, refined sugar, and dairy, the Lab’s Oglala Lakota culinary director and chef, Sean Sherman, prioritized sourcing produce from Indigenous growers to cook an array of culturally relevant foods.

From Popular-Science

But Crazy Horse, an Oglala, was the true leader in time of battle.

From Project Gutenberg