Tiwa

American  

[tee-wuh] / ˈti wə /

noun

PLURAL

Tiwas,

PLURAL

Tiwa

1. a member of a cluster of pueblo-dwelling North American Indian peoples of New Mexico.

2. the Tanoan language of the Tiwa.

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Example Sentences

"Many know that it is not Paul Biya himself who is writing - which creates distance and limits trust," says Hervé Tiwa, a lecturer in communication sciences.

From BBC

"His communication used to be limited to official decrees and state addresses. The shift to frequent digital messaging shows a deliberate effort to reclaim the narrative and appear more present," argues Tiwa.

From BBC

She then decided to remortgage her home to start Naturally Tiwa Skincare.

From BBC

“Using found wood to dictate new forms” remains a generative exercise, especially when preparing for shows with curator and gallerist Alex Tieghi-Walker of Tiwa Select, who organized “After the Storm” in L.A. in 2022, which showcased pieces made from salvageable debris in the wake of that year’s windstorm.

From Los Angeles Times

What Skelly will present with Tiwa Select later this year in New York City doesn’t have an “end client, so I can just do whatever I want,” he explains.

From Los Angeles Times