Comanche

Definition of Comanche

Comanche is a Native American tribe that originally lived in the Great Plains of North America.

How should Comanche divide into syllables

The word Comanche has three syllables. The syllables are Co, man, and che. The vowels in this word are o, a, and e. The consonants are C, m, n, and ch.

Part of Speech - Comanche

The Comanche were skilled horse riders and hunters.

Sentences with Comanche

• The Comanche were known for their excellent horsemanship.
• Comanche people lived in tipis and hunted buffalo.
• The Comanche language is part of the Uto-Aztecan language family.
• Comanche warriors were fierce and skilled in battle.
• The Comanche Nation is headquartered in Lawton, Oklahoma.
• Comanche history is rich and complex.
• The Comanche were expert traders, exchanging goods with other tribes.
• Comanche women played important roles in their society.
• The Comanche are one of the most well-known Native American tribes.
• The Comanche Nation hosts an annual powwow to celebrate their culture.

Quotes with Comanche

Number of characters in Comanche

8 ( c, o, m, a, n, c, h, e )

Unique letters in Comanche

7 ( c, o, m, a, n, h, e )

Comanche Backwards

ehcnamoc

Phonetic Transcription of Comanche

IPA (International): kʌˈmæntʃi:

ARA (American): kʌˈmæntʃi

EPA (English): kʌˈmæntʃi:

KAH-MAE-NCHIY