Maidu

[ mahy-doo ]

noun

, plural Mai·dus, (especially collectively) Mai·du

1. a member of a tribe of North American Indians of northeastern California.
2. the Penutian language of the Maidu.

Example Sentences

The Maidu people took refuge there for thousands of years during periods when the Sacramento Valley flooded.

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The Maidu people took refuge there for thousands of years during periods when the Sacramento Valley flooded.

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That kicked off in the fall with the reintroduction of a family of seven beavers into Tásmam Koyóm, a meadow on the ancestral land of the Mountain Maidu in Plumas County.

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The Mountain Maidu saw their Greenville Rancheria office and health facilities destroyed and the landscape severely damaged when the Dixie fire tore through the heart of their homelands the following year.

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When his tribe, the Maidu, managed the land more sustainably.

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