ଜଣେ ଆମେରିକୀୟ ଭାରତୀୟ ପିଲା |,

Noun:

ପାପୋଜ୍ |,

papoose's Usage Examples:

permanently paralyzed by bullets—and the only others were 28 babies in their papooses, who were taken to Tucson to be sold as slaves to other Indian tribes.

of popular perceptions of Native Americans in stereotypical pursuits, collaring bison, using bows and arrows in hunts, carrying infants in papooses framed.

medicine-man has failed to cure the little papoose, over whom the brave and his squaw bend in abject anxiety, The medicine man incantations proving fruitless.

"Chief Iron Tail and his Sioux braves, squaws, and papooses, will sail on the French liner La Gascogne this morning for Havre, and.

collaring bison, using bows and arrows in hunts, carrying infants in papooses framed by teepees in low relief.

The papooses wailed so loudly, and so piteously, that even not firing could not quell.

The doctor"s wife, however, hears the Indian"s pleading and surreptitiously goes to administer to the fever-stricken papoose.

he got captured by the Piccaninnies, "who made him nurse for all their papooses".

The Indian medicine-man has failed to cure the little papoose, over whom the brave and his squaw bend in abject anxiety, The medicine.

"papoose (or pappoose)".

or Native American women, were regularly seen carrying their babies in papooses.

Papoose (from the Algonquian papoose, meaning "child") is an American English loanword whose present meaning is "a Native American child" (regardless of.

working in the fields, she also observed how mothers would hang their papooses on tree branches, using leather straps, as a medium for a soft bouncing.

Synonyms:

babe, pappoose, baby, infant,

Antonyms:

parent,