muscogee
/mʌs.ˈkoʊ.ki/ (bre, ipa) · /mʌs.ˈkoʊ.ki/ (ame, ipa) · /mə-ˈskō-gē/ (ame, mw)
muscogee — noun
- muscogeesingular
- muscogeesplural
1. the Indigenous people whose historic homeland lies in the lower southeastern par
the Indigenous people whose historic homeland lies in the lower southeastern part of the United States, often called Creek in older English writing
Valentina studied how the Muscogee rebuilt communities in Oklahoma after removal.
the Muscogee + people as a plural group
Hyun visited a museum exhibit about Muscogee towns along southern rivers.
Talia learned that many Muscogee families still honor the Green Corn ceremony.
Quinn heard Muscogee leaders speak about land, language, and self-government.
- Mvskoke
closer to the community's own spelling of the name
- Creek
older English label still common in historical writing
- Indigenous nation
much broader phrase and not specific to this people
文法句型
the Muscogee
Muscogee communities
用法筆記
This sense names the people collectively in historical, cultural, or political discussion. Distinguish it from sense 2 for one person and sense 3 for the language.
常見錯誤
2. a person who belongs to the Muscogee people by family background, citizenship, o
a person who belongs to the Muscogee people by family background, citizenship, or community ties
Devika met a Muscogee artist selling beadwork at the heritage fair.
a Muscogee + job noun
Christopher interviewed a Muscogee who teaches history at the tribal college.
Zuri shared lunch with two Muscogee after the youth council meeting.
Noor thanked a Muscogee elder for explaining the stomp dance.
- Mvskoke citizen
same idea using a spelling closer to the community's own name
- Creek person
older English label for one member of the people
- tribal citizen
broader and more political, not an exact synonym in every context
文法句型
a Muscogee
two Muscogee
用法筆記
This sense refers to one member of the people, often after a, one, two, or another. Distinguish it from sense 1, which talks about the nation collectively.
常見錯誤
3. the Indigenous language spoken by the Muscogee people
the Indigenous language spoken by the Muscogee people
Mira practices Muscogee with her teacher every Saturday morning.
practice/speak + Muscogee
Amira found a hymn book printed in English and Muscogee.
Sirin recorded a short welcome message in Muscogee for the exhibit.
Tara joined an evening class to learn basic Muscogee phrases.
- Mvskoke language
same language using a spelling closer to the community's own name
- Creek language
older English name still seen in some books and archives
- Indigenous language
much broader phrase that does not identify this specific language
文法句型
speak Muscogee
in Muscogee
用法筆記
This sense is used after verbs such as speak, learn, teach, write, or sing. Distinguish it from senses 1 and 2, which refer to the people rather than the language.