Lipan

[ li-pahn ]

/ lɪˈpɑn /

a member of a group of Apache Indians who lived in the U.S. east of the Rio Grande.

the Athabaskan language of the Lipan.

Example sentences from the Web for lipan

There isn't a young Lipan brave in the whole band that would set off in such a fashion as that—sure to make a failure.

The Talking Leaves |William O. Stoddard
I didn't have time to see what you shot, but I heard the yell and I knew it must have been a Lipan.

The Texan Star |Joseph A. Altsheler
The Lipan warriors withdrew from it, all but the chief and six braves.

The Talking Leaves |William O. Stoddard
You've grown a head taller since you was captured, and they've made a Lipan of you all over but in two places.

The Talking Leaves |William O. Stoddard

No eyes in the world would suspect No Tongue of being a Lipan.

The Talking Leaves |William O. Stoddard