Also known as Comox, Kʼomoks
The Kʼómoks (also spelled Comox) are a Coast Salish Indigenous people whose traditional territory is centered in the north-central Salish Sea and southern Johnstone Strait. They are characterized by a common language (Ayajuthem; a Coast Salishan language).
The Kʼómoks (also spelled Comox) are a Coast Salish Indigenous people whose traditional territory is centered in the north-central Salish Sea and southern Johnstone Strait. They are characterized by a common language (Ayajuthem; a Coast Salishan language).
The term "Kʼómoks" derives from the Kwakʼwala word "kwʼumuxws", meaning 'plentiful'. It is very unlikely that Ayajuthem speaking people - who we now call Kʼómoks - ever used this word to refer to themselves, and may not have even seen themselves as one ethnic group as is implied by this article.
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