Mountains and valleys

Wellhung | 19:43 Fri 16th Nov 2001 | Phrases & Sayings

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Originally a Native American word meaning 'mountains and valleys alternating.' Is it ?
Nebraska Wyoming

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Nebraska in in the Omaha language means 'broad river' or 'flat water', so it's not that. Wyoming comes from an Algonquin word meaning 'open plain' or 'prairie' so this is the closer of the two to your definition.

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This seems like a good excuse for a piece on the origins of all the states of the USA. Find it at article 2335

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