Salteaux
Saulteaux
/ (ˈsəutəu) /
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noun
a member of a Native Canadian people of Manitoba
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Word Origin for Salteaux
from Ojibwa
Words nearby Salteaux
saltcellar, salt chuck, saltchucker, salt cod, salt dome, Salteaux, salted, Salten, salter, saltern, saltfish
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How to use Salteaux in a sentence
This individual for some reason refused permission to the Salteaux to leave camp.
Policing the Plains|R.G. MacBethThe Salteaux desired to leave, and so notified Crow's Dance.
Policing the Plains|R.G. MacBethHis relatives were some very heartless people of the Salteaux tribe.
Oowikapun|Egerton Ryerson Young