"Kaio’konhá:ka’" meaning in All languages combined

See Kaio’konhá:ka’ on Wiktionary

Proper name [Mohawk]

Head templates: {{head|moh|proper noun|head=Kaio’konhá:ka’}} Kaio’konhá:ka’
  1. The Cayuga people
    Sense id: en-Kaio’konhá:ka’-moh-name-z7m62j-6 Categories (other): Mohawk entries with incorrect language header

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