Sičháŋǧu

English Alternative forms en Sičhą́ǧu Sicangu Siċaŋġu Siċaƞġu Sichangu Etymology en lkt Sičháŋǧu. Noun ? the Burned Thigh Lakota, Brulé; one of the seven tribes of the Lakota. en Allen Wilson Sičháŋǧu Oyáŋke Ektá Lakȟótiyapi Tókeča Kiŋ (The Status of Lakota Language on the Rosebud Reservation) 2025 University of Arizona http://hdl.handle.net/10150/677952 Sičháŋǧu people, according to winter counts and oral history, were initially called Čhokátȟowela -Blue in the Center. However, during the migration west, an enemy tribe set fire to the prairie around the camp, and the people had to run through the fire into the river, and they had burned their thighs as a result, and thus their nickname and later band name became Sičháŋǧu. en Malachy Koons Archivist Justis Brokenrope unearths long-lost albums by Native musicians KAXE 2026-03-12 https://www.kaxe.org/2026-03-12/archivist-justis-brokenrope-unearths-long-lost-albums-native-musicians Enter Justis Brokenrope: a Sičháŋǧu Lakȟóta archivist, educator and music lover, and the man behind archival project Wathéča Records. Through his love for record hunting and a love for his Native identity, the Twin Cities-based Brokenrope is working to return these pieces of Native American culture to the communities who created them. https://web.archive.org/web/20260930060735/https://www.kaxe.org/2026-03-12/archivist-justis-brokenrope-unearths-long-lost-albums-native-musicians 30 September 2026 Lakota Etymology From lkt sičháŋ<t:thigh> ǧú<t:to be burnt, scorched> burnt thighs. Proper noun lkt proper noun Colorado University spelling Sičhą́ǧu White Hat spelling Siċaƞġu the Burned Thigh Lakota, Brulé; one of the seven tribes of the Lakota Descendants en Sičháŋǧu 1 fr Brûlé 1 en Brulé 1 Related terms lkt Húŋkpapȟa lkt Itázipčho lkt Mnikȟówožu lkt Oglála lkt Oóhenuŋpa lkt Sihásapa lkt compound nouns noun-verb compound nouns lkt Demonyms Native Americans