This state and river share a name, which comes from an Indian word meaning "Father of Waters." What is it?

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That would be the state and the river of Mississippi.

AL2006 · Answer

The state and river that share the name is Mississippi, derived from the Ojibwe word 'Misi-ziibi', meaning 'Father of Waters.' The Mississippi River is significant both geographically and historically, playing a crucial role in transportation and culture. It also highlights the importance of indigenous languages and perspectives. 
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This state and river share a name, which comes from an Indian word meaning "Father of Waters." What is it?

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