yeibichai — ˈyābəˌchī noun ( s) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Navaho ye ibeshichai 1. : a Navaho supernatural represented by a masked dancer in an initiation or curative ceremony 2. : the ceremony performed by Yeibichai dancers … Useful english dictionary
yeibichai — yei·bi·chai … English syllables
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