No. 3,682 in French

nutashkuan

"Nutashkuan" refers to a place name meaning "where one hunts for bear" in the Innu language.

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Nutashkuan est un village magnifique situé sur la côte nord du Québec.
Nutashkuan is a beautiful village located on Quebec's north coast.
Here, 'Nutashkuan' is used as a proper noun referring to a specific place name.
J'aimerais visiter Nutashkuan pour en apprendre davantage sur sa culture unique.
I would like to visit Nutashkuan to learn more about its unique culture.
'Nutashkuan' is mentioned as a destination, emphasizing its cultural richness.
Les habitants de Nutashkuan organisent un festival annuel célébrant leurs traditions.
The residents of Nutashkuan organize an annual festival celebrating their traditions.
The sentence uses 'Nutashkuan' in the possessive sense to refer to the people and traditions associated with the village.

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