Plural form: members of Algonquian-speaking Native American peoples, or speakers of Algonquian languages.
From Algonquian + -s (plural). This simple plural form represents multiple distinct nations and peoples unified primarily by linguistic connection rather than political unity.
It's important to recognize that 'Algonquians' isn't a single tribe but dozens of distinct nations—grouping them linguistically under one term, while useful for scholars, can erase the cultural and political differences between groups like the Ojibwe, Blackfoot, Lenape, and Mi'kmaq.
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