1. plural of hogan: traditional Navajo dwellings made of logs and earth with a door facing east
Usage: Native American architecture

Examples

• The family built several hogans on their land in Arizona.
• Traditional hogans are constructed with wooden frames and covered with mud and bark.
• The museum displayed models of different types of hogans used by Navajo families.
• Many hogans in the area were built following ancient architectural traditions.
• The anthropologist studied the cultural significance of hogans in Navajo society.
• Some modern hogans incorporate contemporary materials while maintaining traditional designs.