Moki

or Mo·qui

[ moh-kee ]

/ ˈmoʊ ki /

noun, plural Mo·kis, (especially collectively) Mo·ki.

Hopi(def 1).

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Examples from the Web for moki

He also obtained from a Moki high priest a full account of the ceremonies attending the dance.
Seventh Annual Report|Various
The Moki women of America have fifty ways of preparing corn for food.
The Position of Woman in Primitive Society|C. Gasquoine Hartley
That is to say, there has been an error, and these Moki towns are not Tusayan.
The Romance of the Colorado River|Frederick S. Dellenbaugh
On the following day the same ceremony was performed on a larger scale at Walpi, the easternmost of the Moki villages.
Seventh Annual Report|Various

We ascribed this wall, however, to the ancestors of the Moki (Hopi).
A Canyon Voyage|Frederick S. Dellenbaugh

British Dictionary definitions for moki

moki

/ (ˈməʊkɪ) /

noun plural mokis or moki

either of two edible sea fish of New Zealand, the blue cod (Percis colias) or the bastard trumpeter (Latridopsis ciliaris)

Word Origin for moki

Māori

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