Naʼishandine

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Naʼishandine is the self-designation of the Kiowa Apache people, a Southern Athabaskan-speaking Native American group historically associated with the Southern Plains.

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Naʼishandine canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Native American people
Southern Athabaskan-speaking people
ethnic group
alsoKnownAs Kiowa Apache people
linked to: Kiowa Apache

Plains Apache
linked to: Lipan Apache
associatedWithRegion Great Plains
Southern Plains
culturalArea Plains culture area
endonymFor Plains Apache people
linked to: Kiowa Apache
ethnonymLanguageFamily Athabaskan languages
hasEthnographicClassification Southern Athabaskan group
historicalEconomicActivity horse culture
raiding and trading
historicallyAlliedWith Comanche
Kiowa
linked to: Kiowa people
languageFamily Southern Athabaskan languages
linked to: Southern Athabaskan
partOfLargerGrouping Apachean peoples
linked to: Athabascan peoples

Athabaskan peoples
linked to: Athabascan peoples
recognizedAs Kiowa Apache
relatedEthnicGroup Apache
Kiowa
linked to: Kiowa people

Navajo
linked to: Navajo people
selfDesignationOf Kiowa Apache
traditionalLanguage Plains Apache language
traditionalLifestyle nomadic
traditionalSubsistence bison hunting
traditionalTerritory New Mexico
Oklahoma
Southern Colorado
Texas Panhandle
usesWritingSystem Latin script

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Kiowa Apache alsoKnownAs Naʼishandine