Cahuilla

/kəˈwiːjə/ noun

A Native American people of southern California, or their language, known for sophisticated desert irrigation and basketry.

From Spanish adaptation of the Cahuilla people's own name. The Cahuilla have inhabited the San Jacinto and Santa Rosa mountains and surrounding desert regions for over 10,000 years. The name meaning in their language relates to 'the people.'

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