Results for timpanogos translation from German to English

outdoor -> usa -> utah -> timpanogos cave, 6. oktober 2010
outdoor -> usa -> utah -> timpanogos cave, 6. oktober 2010

wanderung, usa, utah, fork canyon, timpanogos cave (6. oktober 2010)
hiking, usa, utah, fork canyon, timpanogos cave (october 6th 2010)

das wort timpanogos stammt von den ute-indianern ab, die bereits seit 1400 n. chr.
the word timpanogos comes from the timpanogots tribe who lived in the surrounding valleys from ad 1400.

die höchsten erhebungen sind mount timpanogos und mount nebo mit einer höhe von mehr als 3.600 metern.
==geography and geology==mount nebo, the highest peak of the wasatch, is located at the southern edge of the range.

das stadtzentrum weist einen hohen grünanteil mit parks und sportgeländen auf, der bootshafen am utah lake und der zugang zu den wasatch mountains über den american fork canyon mit der tropfsteinhöhle timpanogos cave national monument machen die stadt zu einem ausgangspunkt für naherholung.
==education==public schools in american fork are part of the alpine school district and include a senior high school (american fork high school), junior high school (american fork jr. high), and five elementary schools (barratt elementary, forbes elementary, greenwood elementary, legacy elementary, and shelley elementary ).

timpanogos cave [] (deutsch "timpanogos-höhle") ist die namensgebende höhle für ein tropfsteinhöhlensystem in der nordflanke des mount timpanogos.
==three caves==the three caves of the monument that are tourable are: hansen cave, middle cave, and timpanogos cave.

aussprache: ‘tab-uh-wash’), "taviwach (utes)", lebten in den flusstälern des gunnison river und uncompahgre rivers (‘schmutziges wasser’ oder ‘quelle roten wassers’), im uncompahgre valley sowie in den elk mountains nordwestlich bis zum heutigen grand junction im westen colorados, heute meist als "uncompahgre utes" bezeichnet)* muhgruhtahveeach (umfassen alle "nördliche ute", die im uintah basin (uintah becken), einschließlich des great salt lake basin sowie des großen beckens (great basin) in utah lebten, heute meist "utah utes", "unita" oder "uinta utes")** "cumumba" (‘talks different’ - ‘jene, die anders sprechen’, da es oft heiraten zwischen dieser ute-gruppe und den westlichen shoshone gab, sprachen sie auch einen dialekt mit starkem shoshone-einschlag, lebten entlang des weber river (daher auch als "weber utes" bezeichnet) im gebiet des heutigen ogden-logan entlang des ogden river im nordosten von utah, wanderten bis zum großen salzsee im westen, heute meist "cumumba utes")** "toompahnahwach" ("tumpanuwac", "tumpanawach" - ‘fisch-esser’, auch "tumpipanogo" oder "timpana-nuuci", "timanogot", lebten in den wasatch range in der umgebung des mount timpanogos, größte und mächtigste ute-gruppe in utah, entlang des ufers des utah lake (vormals: "lake timpanogots") im utah valley und entlang des provo river (vormals: "timpanogotzis" oder "tumpanowach" genannt) sowie im heber valley, uinta basin und san pete valley, lebten auch in den flusscanyons des spanish fork, diamond fork, hobble creek und american fork im nordosten von utah, streiften nordwärts bis zum fort bridger am blacks fork of the green river im südwesten von wyoming, von den spaniern auch "lagunas" - ‘see-volk’, "come pescados" - ‘fisch-esser’ genannt, heute meist "timpanogos utes")** "sahpeech" ("sanpeech", "sawmpeets", "sanpits", "san pitch", "san pete" - ‘tule people’, lebten östlich der "pahvant" im sanpete valley zwischen den san pitch mountains im westen und der wasatch range (auch "wasatch mountains") im osten, entlang des san pitch river sowie im oberen sevier river valley westlich bis zum sevier lake, utah, heute meist "san pitch utes")** "yoowetum" ("yoovwetuh", "uinta-at", später auch "tavaputs", bewohnten das uintah basin (uintah becken), die uinta mountains, einschließlich des utah lake und des großen salzsees (great salt lake) und entlang des strawberry river im westen, sowie das südlich des uintah basin gelegene wüstenartige tavaputs plateau ("tavaputs" - ‘land der sonne’) im gebiet des green- und colorado-river-system im nordosten von utah, heute meist "uinta-ats utes")** "sahyehpeech" ("sheberetch", "seuvarits", auch "elk mountain utes" genannt, lebten in der region des heutigen moab im südosten utahs, waren mehr der wüstenkultur zugewandt als andere gruppen, hatten fast keinen direkten kontakt zu europäern bis mormonen ab 1850 in ihr gebiet vordrangen, ca.
== historic ute bands ==the ute were divided into several larger and smaller bands, which today mostly are organized as the northern ute tribe, southern ute tribe and ute mountain ute tribe:===northern ute tribe (uinta utes)===* yapudttka ("yampadttka", "yamparka", "yamparika", lived in the yampa river valley and the adjacent regions, known today as white river utes or yamparika utes)* pahdteeahnooch ("pahdteechnooch", "parianuc", "parianuche", later called "uncompahgre", lived along the grand river in colorado and utah, known today as grand river utes or parianuche utes)* taveewach ("taviwach", "taviwac", "tabeguache", later called "uncompahgre", lived in river valleys of the gunnison river and uncompahgre river, as well in the elk mountains west toward the city of grand junction, known today as taviwach utes)* muhgruhtahveeach (include all "northern utes", who lived in utah, known today as "utah utes" or "unita")** "cumumba" (also called "weber utes", lived along the weber river, intermarried with the western shoshone, known today as cumumba utes)** "toompahnahwach" ("tumpanuwac", "tumpanawach" - ‘fish-eaters’, also called "tumpipanogo" or "timanogot", lived in the wasatch range centered around mount timpanogos, along the southern and eastern shores of utah lake of the utah valley, and in heber valley, uinta basin and sanpete valley, utilized the river canyons of the spanish fork, diamond fork, hobble creek, american fork and provo river, in spanish called "lagunas" - ‘lake people’, "come pescados" - ‘fish-eaters’, known today as timpanog utes)** "sahpeech" ("sanpeech", "sanpits", lived in the sanpete valley and sevier river valley and along the san pitch river, today known as san pitch utes)** "pahvant" (lived west of the wasatch range in the pavant range towards the nevada border along the sevier river in the desert around sevier lake and fish lake, therefore they called themselves "pahvant" - ‘living near the water’, in their way of living they resembled their neighbors, the kaibab paiute, and intermarried just like the "sahyehpeech" with neighboring goshute and paiute, known as pahvant utes, today absorbed into the paiute indian tribe of utah)** "yoowetum" ("yoovwetuh", "uinta-at", later called "tavaputs", lived in the uintah basin, uinta mountains, including the utah lake and great salt lake, along the strawberry river in the west and the tavaputs plateau in the green river-colorado river-system in the east, known today as uinta-ats utes)** "sahyehpeech" ("sheberetch", lived in the vicinity of today moab, had almost no direct contact with europeans until 1850 mormons penetrated into their territory, about 1870 by war and disease decimated "sahyehpeech" joined other ute bands, known today as sheberetch utes)** "moanunts" ("moanumts", lived in the upper sevier river valley in central utah, in the otter creek region south of salina and in the vicinity of fish lake, today absorbed into the paiute indian tribe of utah)===southern ute tribe===* capote band of utes ("kapota", "kahpota") lived east of the great divide south of the conejos river and east of the rio grande towards the west site of the sangre de cristo mountains, they were also living in the san luis valley, along the headwaters of the rio grande and along the animas river, centered in the vicinity of today chama and tierra amarilla of rio arriba county, like the "mahgrahch" the kahpota maintained trade relations to puebloan peoples and came into conflict with southern plains people because of their alliance with the ollero band of the jicarilla apache.