"Minnehaha" meaning in All languages combined

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  "etymology_text": "Named after the tautologically named Minnehaha Falls in Minneapolis (borrowed from Dakota mníȟaȟa (“waterfall\" or \"rapids”) (mní (“water”) + ȟaȟa (“curling”)) + English falls (\"waterfall\"))",
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          "word": "Minnehaha Springs"
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        "A fictional Native American woman who features in the poem The Song of Hiawatha by Longfellow."
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          "english": "Minneapolis",
          "word": "Minnehaha Park is named after the same waterfall as Minnehaha was"
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          "word": "Minnehaha Trail is named after the Minnehaha Park"
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          "word": "which it connects to Fort Snelling State Park"
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