Moki

or Mo·qui

[moh-kee]

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

Hopi(def 1).

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Historical Examples of moki

We ascribed this wall, however, to the ancestors of the Moki (Hopi).
A Canyon Voyage
Frederick S. Dellenbaugh
The main camp was established near Mashongnavi, one of the Moki villages.
Seventh Annual Report
Various
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
They cast lots to determine this, and the decision is for Moki.
The Romance of the Colorado River
Frederick S. Dellenbaugh
Between Papago and Moki tongue is not the faintest resemblance.
Through Our Unknown Southwest
Agnes C. Laut

British Dictionary definitions for moki

moki

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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