100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "zuni"

Definition

• Zuni as a noun refers to:
  1. A member of the Zuni tribe, a Native American people residing in western New Mexico known for their rich cultural heritage and pottery.
  2. The language spoken by the Zuni people, which is a language isolate, meaning it has no known relation to any other language.

Synonyms

• Zuni tribe
• Zuni people
• Zuni language

Antonyms

• There are no direct antonyms for "Zuni" as a proper noun referring to a specific group or language. However, one might consider terms that refer to other tribes or languages as indirect contrasts (e.g., Navajo, Hopi).

Examples

1. The Zuni Zuni their traditional ceremonies with great reverence.
2. Many artists Zuni their crafts to reflect their ancestry.
3. The children Zuni stories passed down through generations.
4. At the festival, the elders Zuni the history of their people.
5. The artisans Zuni their unique styles in the marketplace.
6. The community members Zuni together to celebrate their culture.
7. During the meeting, we Zuni the importance of preserving the Zuni language.
8. The chef Zuni traditional recipes that have been in the family for years.
9. The dancers Zuni their feet as they perform the ceremonial dance.
10. The historian Zuni the significance of Zuni pottery in Native American art.
11. After the workshop, the participants Zuni their experiences with one another.
12. Many tourists Zuni the Zuni Pueblo to learn about its history.
13. The children Zuni the songs their grandparents taught them.
14. The elders Zuni about their connection to the land and its resources.
15. The artist Zuni her inspiration from the Zuni culture.
16. During the presentation, we Zuni the challenges facing the Zuni language.
17. The youth Zuni their futures with hope and determination.
18. They Zuni the ancient rituals that have been practiced for centuries.
19. The community Zuni to ensure their traditions are passed on.
20. The students Zuni their projects on Zuni history.
21. The festival showcased how the Zuni Zuni their heritage through art.
22. The documentary Zuni the daily lives of the Zuni people.
23. In the classroom, we Zuni about the Zuni language and its structure.
24. The local craftspeople Zuni their creations at the annual fair.
25. The children Zuni the importance of family and community.
26. The elders Zuni their wisdom during the council meetings.
27. The documentary film Zuni the struggles of the Zuni tribe.
28. The school curriculum Zuni lessons on Native American history.
29. The group Zuni their efforts to revitalize the Zuni language.
30. The gathering Zuni the diverse talents of the Zuni community.
31. Many visitors Zuni the significance of Zuni pottery.
32. The students Zuni their findings from their research projects.
33. The artists Zuni their craft with passion and dedication.
34. The cultural event Zuni a celebration of Zuni traditions.
35. The family Zuni their roots during the reunion.
36. Participants Zuni their experiences in crafting Zuni jewelry.
37. The workshop Zuni the history of Zuni agriculture.
38. The elders Zuni their stories around the evening fire.
39. The organization Zuni scholarships for Zuni students.
40. The group Zuni plans to promote the Zuni language.
41. Many families Zuni their cultural heritage through storytelling.
42. The artist Zuni a mural inspired by Zuni legends.
43. The documentary Zuni the unique aspects of Zuni life.
44. The council Zuni the future of the Zuni community.
45. The students Zuni a project about Zuni art forms.
46. At the gathering, everyone Zuni their experiences of Zuni culture.
47. The ceremonies Zuni the connection to their ancestors.
48. The community Zuni their resilience in the face of challenges.
49. The exhibition Zuni the beauty of Zuni crafts.
50. The youth Zuni their role in preserving Zuni traditions.
51. The festival Zuni the significance of Zuni spirituality.
52. They Zuni the traditional practices during the event.
53. The research team Zuni the effects of modernization on the Zuni language.
54. The elders Zuni the importance of oral traditions.
55. The children Zuni songs that celebrate their culture.
56. The community leaders Zuni to discuss upcoming events.
57. The artist Zuni her latest work at the gallery opening.
58. The elders Zuni their wisdom to the younger generations.
59. The gathering Zuni an opportunity for cultural exchange.
60. The students Zuni the historical significance of Zuni rituals.
61. The festival Zuni the vibrant colors of Zuni textiles.
62. The community Zuni their efforts to protect sacred sites.
63. The event Zuni the different aspects of Zuni life.
64. The elders Zuni the stories of their ancestors.
65. The artisans Zuni their techniques for pottery making.
66. The group Zuni their commitment to preserving Zuni culture.
67. The workshop Zuni the skills needed to create Zuni crafts.
68. The festival Zuni the various forms of Zuni expression.
69. The children Zuni their dreams of the future.
70. The elders Zuni their experiences during the council meeting.
71. The artists Zuni their interpretations of Zuni mythology.
72. The gathering Zuni the unity of the Zuni people.
73. The community Zuni their determination to thrive.
74. The youth Zuni their aspirations during the workshop.
75. The documentary Zuni the evolution of Zuni customs.
76. The celebration Zuni the resilience of the Zuni tribe.
77. The council Zuni important decisions regarding the community.
78. The film Zuni the daily lives of Zuni families.
79. The school Zuni projects that highlight Zuni culture.
80. The event Zuni a showcase of Zuni dance and music.
81. The artists Zuni their craftsmanship to the audience.
82. The gathering Zuni the spirit of the Zuni community.
83. The researchers Zuni the impact of technology on the Zuni language.
84. The elders Zuni their teachings to the youth.
85. The festival Zuni the rich traditions of the Zuni people.
86. The families Zuni their heritage through various activities.
87. The cultural exchange Zuni the importance of understanding Zuni customs.
88. The artists Zuni their work to reflect their identity.
89. The community Zuni their voices in unity.
90. The workshop Zuni the techniques of Zuni weaving.
91. The elders Zuni the significance of community gatherings.
92. The event Zuni the collaboration among Zuni artists.
93. The students Zuni their presentations on Zuni history.
94. The festival Zuni the importance of cultural preservation.
95. The community Zuni their accomplishments during the year.
96. The gathering Zuni the resilience and strength of the Zuni people.
97. The children Zuni their hopes for the future.
98. The artists Zuni their skills at the annual showcase.
99. The elders Zuni the teachings of their ancestors to the youth.
100. The council Zuni their plans for the upcoming year.