Definition of hogan in English:

hogan

noun ˈhəʊɡ(ə)nˈhōˌɡän

A traditional Navajo Indian hut of logs and earth.
Example sentencesExamples
- A small-diameter wood was used to build Navajo hogans.
- The new teachers ended up visiting a Navajo hogan and learning firsthand about family life in the rural areas.
- Those in more remote areas may live in hogans, traditional 8-sided Navajo dwellings with a stove in the middle of the room.
- A non-profit organization in Arizona is using small-diameter wood to build traditional hogans for Navajos, an idea that has met with overwhelming demand.
- From our base camp at a hogan in the forest, we'll explore the spectacular and historic canyon country that has been the home of Native peoples for 800 years.
- Register for the Navajo cultural exchange, and sleep in an authentic hogan, 100 yards down the hill from an authentic outhouse.
- She explains that the Navajos' ceremonial hogan, an east-facing round hut of wood and mud, mirrors the geography of Black Mesa and its surrounding Four Sacred Mountains.
- We even have Navajos coming from New Mexico asking for hogans, ‘she says.’
- The Navajo traditionally lived in a hogan, at least part of the year.

Origin

Navajo.

Rhymes

Brogan, Logan, slogan

Definition of hogan in US English:

hogan

nounˈhōˌɡän

A traditional Navajo hut of logs and earth.
Example sentencesExamples
- She explains that the Navajos' ceremonial hogan, an east-facing round hut of wood and mud, mirrors the geography of Black Mesa and its surrounding Four Sacred Mountains.
- The new teachers ended up visiting a Navajo hogan and learning firsthand about family life in the rural areas.
- Those in more remote areas may live in hogans, traditional 8-sided Navajo dwellings with a stove in the middle of the room.
- Register for the Navajo cultural exchange, and sleep in an authentic hogan, 100 yards down the hill from an authentic outhouse.
- From our base camp at a hogan in the forest, we'll explore the spectacular and historic canyon country that has been the home of Native peoples for 800 years.
- A non-profit organization in Arizona is using small-diameter wood to build traditional hogans for Navajos, an idea that has met with overwhelming demand.
- We even have Navajos coming from New Mexico asking for hogans, ‘she says.’
- The Navajo traditionally lived in a hogan, at least part of the year.
- A small-diameter wood was used to build Navajo hogans.

Origin

Navajo.

单词	hogan
释义	Definition of hogan in English: hogan noun ˈhəʊɡ(ə)nˈhōˌɡän A traditional Navajo Indian hut of logs and earth. Example sentencesExamples A small-diameter wood was used to build Navajo hogans. The new teachers ended up visiting a Navajo hogan and learning firsthand about family life in the rural areas. Those in more remote areas may live in hogans, traditional 8-sided Navajo dwellings with a stove in the middle of the room. A non-profit organization in Arizona is using small-diameter wood to build traditional hogans for Navajos, an idea that has met with overwhelming demand. From our base camp at a hogan in the forest, we'll explore the spectacular and historic canyon country that has been the home of Native peoples for 800 years. Register for the Navajo cultural exchange, and sleep in an authentic hogan, 100 yards down the hill from an authentic outhouse. She explains that the Navajos' ceremonial hogan, an east-facing round hut of wood and mud, mirrors the geography of Black Mesa and its surrounding Four Sacred Mountains. We even have Navajos coming from New Mexico asking for hogans, ‘she says.’ The Navajo traditionally lived in a hogan, at least part of the year. Origin Navajo. Rhymes Brogan, Logan, slogan Definition of hogan in US English: hogan nounˈhōˌɡän A traditional Navajo hut of logs and earth. Example sentencesExamples She explains that the Navajos' ceremonial hogan, an east-facing round hut of wood and mud, mirrors the geography of Black Mesa and its surrounding Four Sacred Mountains. The new teachers ended up visiting a Navajo hogan and learning firsthand about family life in the rural areas. Those in more remote areas may live in hogans, traditional 8-sided Navajo dwellings with a stove in the middle of the room. Register for the Navajo cultural exchange, and sleep in an authentic hogan, 100 yards down the hill from an authentic outhouse. From our base camp at a hogan in the forest, we'll explore the spectacular and historic canyon country that has been the home of Native peoples for 800 years. A non-profit organization in Arizona is using small-diameter wood to build traditional hogans for Navajos, an idea that has met with overwhelming demand. We even have Navajos coming from New Mexico asking for hogans, ‘she says.’ The Navajo traditionally lived in a hogan, at least part of the year. A small-diameter wood was used to build Navajo hogans. Origin Navajo.
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