SEMINOLE


Meaning of SEMINOLE in English

ˈseməˌnōl noun

( plural seminole or seminoles )

Usage: usually capitalized

Etymology: Creek simanó.li, simaló.ni wild, runaway, escape, Seminole, from American Spanish cimarrón wild, savage — more at maroon

1.

a. : a Muskogean people formed from the portions of the Creek Confederacy that separated from the main body and moved into Florida — see mikasuki

b. : a member of such people

2. : muskogee 2

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