Eyak
[ ee-yak ]
/ ˈi yæk /
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noun, plural E·yaks, (especially collectively) E·yak for 1.
a member of a small tribe of Indians formerly inhabiting the southeastern coast of Alaska.
the language of the Eyak, related to the Athabaskan languages.
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How to use Eyak in a sentence
If her body goes ashore, it will be on the island, or the mainland east of Eyak River.
The Alaskan|James Oliver CurwoodThey have also a chief deity or spirit, called Shljam Scho, and a power for evil called Eyak.
The Works of Hubert Howe Bancroft, Volume 3|Hubert Howe Bancroft