Yuman

Yu·man

Y0033600 (yo͞o′mən)n. A language family constituting the languages of the Quechan and Mohave peoples and other Native American languages of western Arizona and adjacent parts of California and Mexico.

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Yu′man adj.

Yuman

(ˈjuːmən) n (Languages) a family of North American Indian languages spoken chiefly in Arizona, California, and Mexicoadj (Languages) relating to or belonging to this family of languages

Yu•man

(ˈyu mən)

n. a family of languages spoken by American Indian peoples of the lower Colorado River valley and adjacent areas in W Arizona, S California, and N Baja California.

Thesaurus

Noun	1.	Yuman - a group of language of the Hokan family in Arizona and California and MexicoHokan, Hoka - a family of Amerindian languages spoken in CaliforniaAkwa'ala - the Yuman language spoken by the Akwa'alaCochimi - the Yuman language spoken by the CochimiCocopa, Cocopah - the Yuman language spoken by the CocopaDiegueno - the Yuman language spoken by the DieguenoHavasupai - the Yuman language spoken by the HavasupaiKamia - the Yuman language spoken by the KamiaKiliwa, Kiliwi - the Yuman language spoken by the KiliwaMaricopa - the Yuman language spoken by the Maricopa and the HalchidhomaMohave, Mojave - the Yuman language spoken by the MohaveHualapai, Hualpai, Walapai - the Yuman language spoken by the WalapaiYavapai - the Yuman language spoken by the YavapaiYuma - the Yuman language spoken by the Yuma
Adj.	1.	Yuman - of or relating to the language or culture of the Yuma people