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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.


Example Sentences

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Nigerian singer Tiwa Savage is also on the line-up for the ceremony, which will be held at Manchester's Co-op Live on 26 March for the first time.

From BBC

At Vein, a nightclub not far off, Tiwa Savage, one of Nigeria's biggest Afrobeats stars, took to the mic.

From Barron's

"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