Meanings
- pluralsingularSynonym of Onondaga (people).
From 1916 to 1920, Gertrude Bower ‘16, temporary food conservation agent and recent Cornell graduate, taught Onoñda’gegá’ women how to preserve and can vegetables.
2025 November 19 (last accessed), “Cornell Cooperative Extension on the Onoñda’gegá’ Nation, 1916-1920 | Redressing Histories of Early Hodinǫ̱hsǫ́:nih Women at Cornell, 1914-1942”, in Online exhibitions across Cornell University Library1 more example
First, we use this data to examine when objects associated with SLI material practices first appeared in six distinct community sequences belonging to ancestral Wendat, Onoñda’gegá, and Kanien’kehá:ka traditions.
2024 September 29, Jonathan Micon, Jennifer Birch, “The materiality and temporality of St. Lawrence Iroquoian incorporation in late precolonial northern Iroquoia”, in Journal of Anthropological Archaeology, volume 75, →DOISynonyms: Onondaga
Synonyms & antonyms
nounSynonym of Onondaga (people).
proper nounSynonym of Onondaga (language).
Origin
- OnondagaOnoñda’gegá’
- EnglishOnoñda'gegá'
Unadapted borrowing from Onondaga Onoñda’gegá’.
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