Powwow ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Powwow ( noun )

A meeting or gathering of Native American people for cultural and social exchange, often including traditional dancing, singing, and storytelling.

Origin:

From narragansett powwaw ('shaman').

Examples:

1. The powwow was held to celebrate the tribe's history and culture.
2. The elders shared stories about their ancestors at the powwow.
3. The dancers wore traditional regalia and performed at the powwow.
4. The powwow included a competition for the best drumming and singing.
5. The powwow attracted visitors from all over the region who wanted to learn more about Native American culture.

(As a verb)

Powwow ( verb )

A meeting or gathering of Native American people for cultural and social exchange, often including traditional dancing, singing, and storytelling.

Origin:

From narragansett powwaw ('shaman').

Examples:

1. The powwow was held to celebrate the tribe's history and culture.
2. The elders shared stories about their ancestors at the powwow.
3. The dancers wore traditional regalia and performed at the powwow.
4. The powwow included a competition for the best drumming and singing.
5. The powwow attracted visitors from all over the region who wanted to learn more about Native American culture.