n., pl., Acoma, or -mas.
- A Pueblo people, the founders and inhabitants of Acoma.
- A member of this people.
- The Keresan language of the Acoma.
[Acoma, people of the white rock.]
Acoma
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A·co·ma1 (ăk'ə-mə, -mô', ä'kə-) 
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n., pl., Acoma, or -mas.
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