Delawarowie

Also known as Leni Lenape, Delaware people, Delaware tribe, Delaware, Delawares, Lenni Lenape, Lunaapeew, Delaware Tribe of Indians

plemię Indian Ameryki Północnej

Key facts

Ethnic group.group: LenapeDelaware people
Ethnic group.image: Bandoleer Bag MET vs1999 484 12.jpg
Ethnic group.caption: 1870 Lenape bandolier bag from Kansas, at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Ethnic group.population: 16,000
Ethnic group.region1: Oklahoma, U.S.
Ethnic group.pop1: 11,195 (2010)
Ethnic group.region2: Wisconsin, U.S.
Ethnic group.pop2: 1,565
Ethnic group.region3: Ontario, Canada
Ethnic group.pop3: 2,300
Ethnic group.languages: English, Munsee, and Unami as a second language
Ethnic group.religions: Christianity, Native American Church,traditional tribal religion
Ethnic group.related: Other Algonquian peoples
Ethnonym.person: Lënape(Monsi /Wënami)
Ethnonym.people: Lënapeyok(Monsiyok /Wënamiyok)
Ethnonym.language: Lënapei èlixsuwakàn(Monsii èlixsuwakàn /Wënami èlixsuwakàn)
Ethnonym.country: Lënapehòkink

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: ethnic group
Subclass of: indigenous peoples of North America
Part of: First Nations
Named after: Delaware Bay
Native language: Delaware
Religion: Native American Church
Participant in: American Revolutionary War
Country: United States
Population: 16000
Location: Pennsylvania
Official website: delawaretribe.org
Image: Lenape01.jpg

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Commons category: Lenape
topic's main category: Category:Lenape

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Delawarowie – plemię Indian Ameryki Północnej należące do algonkiańskiej rodziny językowej. Sami siebie nazywali Lenni Lenape, znani także jako Wapanachki (Naród Czystej Krwi). Nazwa Delaware nadana została przez Francuzów.

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