First Known Use: 1855
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Makah
noun Ma·kah \ˈmä-(ˌ)kä\
plural Makah or Makahs
Definition of MAKAH
1
: a member of an American Indian people of the Pacific Northwest
2
: the Wakashan language of the Makah people
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Origin of MAKAH
Clallam (Salishan language of the northern Olympic Peninsula) màq̓áʔa
Rhymes with MAKAH
aba, Accra, aha, Allah, amah, Armagh, Artois, ayah, Bekaa, bourgeois, brava, chamois, Chechnya, Chita, chutzpah, compas, Degas, dolma, Dubois, Dunois, éclat, fa la, faux pas, fellah, Fermat, feta, foie gras, gaga, galah, Galois, goombah, grandma, grandpa, ha-ha, halvah, Hama, hoo-ha, hoopla, Hsia, hurrah, huzzah, Konya, Marat, markka, Maurois, mirepoix, mudra, Oita, oompah, opah, Oujda, quinoa, paisa, pasha, patois, pooh-bah, prutah, pya, Sanaa, sangfroid, selah, Seurat, Shema, Shoah, sol-fa, supra, Syrah, ta-ta, tola, Tonghua, Ufa, Utah, Vaudois, viva, voilà, wah-wah, whoopla
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