Nêhiyawak

E513899

Nêhiyawak are an Indigenous people of the Plains and woodlands of Canada, known for their Cree language, rich oral traditions, and enduring cultural and spiritual practices.

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Label Occurrences
Nêhiyawak canonical 2

Statements (43)

Predicate Object
instanceOf First Nations people
Indigenous people
country Canada
ethnonym Cree NERFINISHED
hasBeliefSystem Indigenous spirituality
hasContemporaryIssue cultural preservation
land rights
language revitalization
hasCulturalExpression ceremonial regalia
traditional dances
traditional songs
hasCulturalPractice ceremonial practices
oral traditions
spiritual practices
storytelling
traditional crafts
traditional gathering practices
traditional hunting practices
hasCulturalValue kinship ties
oral transmission of knowledge
respect for land
hasEthnicSubdivision Plains Cree NERFINISHED
Rock Cree NERFINISHED
Swampy Cree NERFINISHED
Woods Cree NERFINISHED
hasHistoricalExperience colonialism in Canada
residential school system in Canada
language Cree language NERFINISHED
languageFamily Algonquian languages
locatedIn Canada
Plains region of Canada
Woodlands region of Canada
partOf Plains Cree NERFINISHED
Woodland Cree NERFINISHED
recognizedAs Aboriginal peoples in Canada
First Nations in the Canadian Constitution
relatedGroup Métis NERFINISHED
Other Algonquian-speaking peoples
selfDesignation Nêhiyawak NERFINISHED
traditionalTerritory Boreal forest regions of Canada
Prairie regions of Western Canada
usesWritingSystem Cree syllabics NERFINISHED
Latin alphabet NERFINISHED

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Cree peoples selfDesignation Nêhiyawak
Plains Cree autonym Nêhiyawak