chiricahua
/tʃɪrɪkəˈwɑː/Definitions
1. noun
a member of a Native American people who traditionally lived in southern Arizona and northern Mexico.
“The Chiricahua Apache tribe was forcibly relocated to a reservation in the late 19th century.”
2. proper noun
a mountain range in southern Arizona, particularly known for its association with the Apache people.
“The Chiricahua Mountains offer breathtaking views of the surrounding desert landscape.”
3. adjective
relating to the Chiricahua people or their culture.
“The Chiricahua Apache culture is known for its rich tradition of storytelling and art.”