Shoshoni

[ shoh-shoh-nee ]

noun

, plural Sho·sho·nis, (especially collectively) Sho·sho·ni.

1. Shoshone ( defs 2, 3 ).

Example Sentences

Bahsahwahbee — Shoshoni for “Sacred Water Valley” — is where the spirits of their dead live on in the trees growing among the open graves, the final resting place of ancestors who remained where they were slain.

From Seattle Times

Highway 20/26 from Shoshoni to Casper on Monday.

From Washington Times

Tuesday on Wyoming Highway 789 about five miles southwest of Shoshoni.

From Washington Times

Promoter Corey Lee Williams of Shoshoni this week filed a federal lawsuit in Wyoming against the national boxing association and its president, Timothy J. Lueckenhoff, of Missouri.

From Washington Times

It was largely civil and consisted of four or five middle-aged men, Bannock or Shoshoni, who had a civic spirit.

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