Onondaga

Definition of Onondaga

Onondaga is a proper noun referring to a Native American tribe that historically lived in what is now New York.

How should Onondaga divide into syllables

The word 'onondaga' has 4 syllables. The vowels in this word are 'o', 'o', and 'a'. The consonants in this word are 'n', 'n', 'd', 'g'.

Part of Speech - Onondaga

Sentences with Onondaga

• The Onondaga people have a long history in New York.
• The Onondaga tribe has its own language.
• The Onondaga Nation is one of the six nations of the Iroquois Confederacy.
• The Onondaga culture is known for its pottery and beadwork.
• The Onondaga people have lived in the region for thousands of years.
• Many Onondaga people still practice traditional customs and ceremonies.
• The Onondaga reservation covers a large area of land.
• The Onondaga people have a strong sense of community.
• The Onondaga Nation is recognized as a sovereign entity.
• The Onondaga people have faced challenges in preserving their cultural traditions.

Quotes with Onondaga

• "The Onondaga believe that all living things are connected." - Onondaga proverb
• "We must protect the earth for the children of the Onondaga." - Chief Irving Powless Jr.
• "The Onondaga Nation is a beacon of hope for indigenous peoples everywhere." - Indigenous activist
• "The Onondaga people have a deep respect for nature." - Historian

Number of characters in Onondaga

8 ( o, n, o, n, d, a, g, a )

Unique letters in Onondaga

5 ( o, n, d, a, g )

Onondaga Backwards

agadnono

Phonetic Transcription of Onondaga

IPA (International): ˌɑ:nʌˈndɔ:gʌ

ARA (American): ˌɑnʌˈndɔgʌ

EPA (English): ˌɑ:nʌˈndɔ:gʌ

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