Pawnee
[ˈpɔːni]Meaning
a Native American people and their language
Background Story
Pawnee refers to a Native American people and to their language. The same word is also the name of several places in the United States, including towns in Illinois, Kansas, Missouri, Ohio, Oklahoma and Texas, and of Pawnee City, Nebraska. It is additionally the name of aircraft, a Colorado mountain, a historic district in Oklahoma, a 1957 film, and the fictional setting of the television comedy Parks and Recreation.
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