MASSACHUSET

Meaning of MASSACHUSET in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ noun ]

see Massachusett

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MASSACHUSET — noun see: ~t
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MASSACHUSET — ˌm]asəˈchüsə̇t, m]asˈch- also -üzə̇t sometimes ]ȧs- or chiefly in substand speech -ˈtü-; usu -ə̇d.+V noun or mas·sa·chu·setts -ə̇ts\ ( plural …
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MASSACHUSET — [Mas.sa.chu.set] or Mas.sa.chu.sett n, pl Massachusets or Massachuset or Masachusetts or Massachusett [Massachuset, a locality, lit., at the big hill] …
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MASSACHUSET — an Algonquian-speaking Indian tribe that in the early 17th century may have numbered 3,000 living in more than 20 villages …
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MASSACHUSET — 1. 1) массачусет Индейское племя на востоке Массачусетса; в 1600 насчитывало 3 тыс. человек, уничтожено в ходе колонизации Америки 2) индеец (племени) массачусет 2. язык …
MASSACHUSET — 1. 1) массачусет Индейское племя на востоке Массачусетса; в 1600 насчитывало 3 тыс. человек, уничтожено в ходе колонизации Америки 2) …
MASSACHUSETT — or Massachuset noun (plural ~s or ~ or Massachusets or Massachuset) Etymology: ~, a locality, literally, at the big hill …
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ALGONKIAN — I. alˈgäŋkēən noun or al·gon·kin -ŋkə̇n ; or al·gon·qui·an -änkwēən, -äŋkwē-, -äŋkē- ; or al·gon·quin -änkwə̇n, -äŋkwə̇n sometimes -ŋkə̇n ( …
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WIGWAM — ˈwiˌgwäm also -gwȯm noun ( -s ) Etymology: Abnaki & Massachuset wīkwām, literally, their dwelling 1. a. : a hut …
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SUPAWN — noun or sup·pawn səˈpȯn ( -s ) Etymology: Dutch sappaen, of Algonquian origin; akin to Massachuset saupaun mush, literally, softened …
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SCOKE — ˈskōk noun ( -s ) Etymology: Massachuset m'skok, literally, that which is red : pokeweed
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NATICK — ˈnād.ik noun ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized : a dialect of Massachuset
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MASSACHUSETTS — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷| ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷, (ˈ) ̷ ̷| ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: from Massachusetts, state of the northeastern U.S., from Massachusetts Bay, inlet of the …
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MASSACHUSETT — /mas'euh chooh"sit/ , n. , pl. Massachusetts , ( esp. collectively ) Massachusett for 1. 1. a member of an …
Random House Webster's Unabridged English Dictionary
MASSACHUSETT — or Mas·sa·chu·set ˌma-sə-ˈchü-sət, -zət also ˌmas-ˈchü- ( plural Massachusetts or Massachusett or Massachusets or Massachuset ) Etymology: Massachusett, a locality, …
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WAMPUMPEAG — [wam.pum.peag] n [Massachuset wampompeag, fr. wampan white + api string + -ag, pl. suffix] (1627): wampum
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SQUAW — [squaw] n [Massachuset squa, ussqua woman] (1634) 1: an American Indian woman 2: woman, wife--usu. used disparagingly
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POWWOW — [pow.wow] n [Narraganset powwaw or Massachuset pauwau] (1625) 1: an American Indian medicine man 2. a: an American Indian ceremony …
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MUSQUASH — [mus.quash] n [Massachuset] (1633): muskrat
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MUSKRAT — [musk.rat] n, pl muskrat or muskrats [prob. by folk etymology fr. a word of Algonquian origin; akin to Massachuset musquash …
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MUGWUMP — [mug.wump] n [obs. slang mugwump kingpin, fr. Massachuset mugquomp, muggumquomp war leader] (1884) 1: a bolter from the Republican party …
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MOOSE — [moose] n, pl moose [of Algonquian origin; akin to Massachuset moos moose] (1603) 1: a ruminant mammal (Alces alces) with …
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KINNIKINNICK — [kin.ni.kin.nick] n [of Algonquian origin; akin to Massachuset kinukkinuk mixture] (1799): a mixture of dried leaves and bark and sometimes …
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MOHAWK — [Mo.hawk] n, pl Mohawk or Mohawks [of Algonquian origin; akin to Narraganset or Massachuset Mohowawog Mohawk, lit., cannibal] (1634) 1: …
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NIPMUC — Algonquian-speaking Indian tribes who occupied the central plateau of what is now Massachusetts, especially the southern part of Worcester county, …
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NATIVE AMERICAN CHURCH — also called Peyotism, or Peyote Religion most widespread indigenous religious movement among North American Indians and one of the most …
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EASTERN WOODLANDS INDIAN — any American Indian of the largely wooded area stretching easterly across North America from the Mississippi River valley to the …
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SKUNK — 1. (полосатый) скунс, вонючка Memphitis (лат); млекопитающее семейства куньих, обитает в Северной Америке. Длина тела до 38 см, пушистый хвост до 44 …
HOBOMOCO — Хобомоко Злой дух, дьявол у индейцев массачусет [Massachuset 1.] и соседних алгонкинских племен [Algonquian] тж Hobomoko
SKUNK — 1. (полосатый) скунс, вонючка Memphitis (лат.); млекопитающее семейства куньих, обитает в Северной Америке. Длина тела до 38 см, пушистый хвост …

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