Each facet of Indian life is holistic where the language, culture, and land are one entity, so without any of these components the life of an Indian person can be hardly defined. Without a language to speak, there is no culture because there are words and expressions unique to particular tribes. They are holy and supernatural. To be translated and used in the context or interpretation of another language it would not be possible. To be said in English may be indistinguishable to those ancient spirits that have watched over tribes for years.
Language is an integral part of the definition of culture.
Language and land are two dynamic forces of the universe. In the Indian worlds all words are holy, unlike the English language, words are never said out of context. When an Indian mentions a place to some physical location, the geography is described either by supernatural or holistic experiences associated with the cultures. If mountains are called by some kind of plant, then this plant has some significance to the culture, hence the name. These names are personified just like a person because in this universe the trees, mountains, rivers, deserts, and other physical matter are all important to life.