- The
Miccosukee Tribe of
Indians (/
ˌmɪkəˈsuki/, MIH-kə-SOO-kee) is a
federally recognized Native American tribe in the U.S.
state of Florida.
Together with...
- The
Mikasuki, Hitchiti-
Mikasuki, or
Hitchiti language is a
language or a pair of
dialects or
closely related languages that
belong to the
Muskogean languages...
- Koasati, and
Mikasuki, as well as the now-extinct Apalachee, Houma, and
Hitchiti (the last is
generally considered a
dialect of
Mikasuki). "Seminole"...
- thatched-roof
houses known as chickees.
Historically the
Seminoles spoke Mikasuki and Cr****, both
Muskogean languages.
Florida had been the home of several...
- people,
primarily in the US
states of
Oklahoma and Florida.
Along with
Mikasuki, when it is
spoken by the Seminole, it is
known as Seminole. Historically...
- in Florida. The
Florida Seminole,
along with the Miccosukee,
speak the
Mikasuki language, also
spelled Miccosukee. The
language has been
referred to as...
- Alabama); ta:laɬ a ́ kko ("big palm", Cr****);
talco ́:bˆı ("big palm",
Mikasuki); and
guana (Taíno, possibly). Saw
palmetto fibers have been
found among...
- over
Spanish objections. Jackson's
forces destro****
several Seminole,
Mikasuki and
Black Seminole towns, as well as
captured Fort San
Marcos and briefly...
-
reservation speak the
Muscogee language (or Cr****),
which is
different from the
Mikasuki language of
other Seminoles and the
Miccosukee tribe.
Fewer than 200 people...
-
Algonquin language,
though the
exact one is not sure. It
likely comes from the
Mikasuki word tepaqan,
meaning sled, or the
Abenaki word dabôgan,
meaning sled....
