it means... first born
There is some dispute about the name of Tsakakawia's son, who was born during the Lewis and Clark expedition.One version of the story admits that the boy's real name was Jean Baptiste Charbonneau, but Clark named the boy Pomp or Pompy because of his pompous behaviourAnother version claims that Pomp means "first born" in ShoshoneAnother version claims that Pomp means "leader" in ShoshoneAnother version claims that Pompey is simply an Anglicised version of the Latin name Pompeius - and this version has Clark calling him by that classical nameLinguistic analysis will destroy the idea that Pomp means "first born" - it definitely does not. The Shoshone word pampimeans head (as in the thing on your shoulders), not leader, not chief and not first born. It is by no means certain that this is the word used by his mother.This is a good example of large numbers of modern websites each quoting another and all giving false information.
Shoshone County Idaho was established in 1864.
Shoshone Idians hunted buffalo, fish and rabbits
As of the 2000 Census, the population of Shoshone County Idaho is, 13,771.
The Shoshone Indians live in several different places. The tribe was spread out. They live in Wyoming, Idaho, California, Montana, Utah, and Nevada.
His full name is Jean Baptiste Charbonneau (named by Sacagawea's husband). Sacagawea nicknamed him Pomp, which is Shoshone for first born.
His full name is Jean Baptiste Charbonneau (named by Sacagawea's husband). Sacagawea nicknamed him Pomp, which is Shoshone for first born.
The nickname of the baby who traveled with Lewis and Clark was "Pomp." He was the son of Sacagawea, the Shoshone woman who accompanied the expedition as a guide and interpreter. Pomp's presence symbolized peace and helped to foster goodwill with the various Native American tribes encountered along the journey.
Lewis and Clark's called Sacagawea's baby boy "Pomp" which was a nickname for Jean Baptiste Charbonneau. The nickname was short for "Pompy," a Shoshone word that meant "firstborn."
it was named pomp because her dad was named pomp and she liked the name ofr pomp up the party.
There is some dispute about the name of Tsakakawia's son, who was born during the Lewis and Clark expedition.One version of the story admits that the boy's real name was Jean Baptiste Charbonneau, but Clark named the boy Pomp or Pompy because of his pompous behaviourAnother version claims that Pomp means "first born" in ShoshoneAnother version claims that Pomp means "leader" in ShoshoneAnother version claims that Pompey is simply an Anglicised version of the Latin name Pompeius - and this version has Clark calling him by that classical nameLinguistic analysis will destroy the idea that Pomp means "first born" - it definitely does not. The Shoshone word pampimeans head (as in the thing on your shoulders), not leader, not chief and not first born. It is by no means certain that this is the word used by his mother.This is a good example of large numbers of modern websites each quoting another and all giving false information.
yes his nickname is pomp
There is some dispute about the name of Tsakakawia's son, who was born during the Lewis and Clark expedition.One version of the story admits that the boy's real name was Jean Baptiste Charbonneau, but Clark named the boy Pomp or Pompy because of his pompous behaviourAnother version claims that Pomp means "first born" in ShoshoneAnother version claims that Pomp means "leader" in ShoshoneAnother version claims that Pompey is simply an Anglicised version of the Latin name Pompeius - and this version has Clark calling him by that classical nameLinguistic analysis will destroy the idea that Pomp means "first born" - it definitely does not. The Shoshone word pampimeans head (as in the thing on your shoulders), not leader, not chief and not first born. It is by no means certain that this is the word used by his mother.This is a good example of large numbers of modern websites each quoting another and all giving false information.
The king entered the room with expected pomp and ceremony.
Dirck Gerritsz Pomp died in 1608.
Dirck Gerritsz Pomp was born in 1544.
It means you are an upstanding gentleman... and that you should join a gentlemans club