[ˈkwɪnzi], (Noun)

Definitions:
- a type of shelter originally used by North American Indians, consisting of a mound of snow with a domed chamber dug into it
(e.g: don't forget to store your shovel inside the quinzhee in case there's a snowstorm)


Phrases:

Origin:
from Slavey kǫ́ézhii ‘in the shelter’, or from a similar form in another Athabaskan language