The term is often considered to be pejorative these days, but the word "squaw" was used in the past to describe a Native American woman who was married.
Squaw is an English language word borrowed from the Algonquian languages that means an indigenous woman of North America. The word squaw was used for "indian woman" by the early English settlers in Massachusetts by the early 1600s and was adopted by them from the word squa that the local Native Americans used to mean a young female.
In the nineteenth and twentieth centuries it was widely used as and considered to be derogatory and is now offensive to many Native Americans.
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Apache and Arapaho are Native American Indian tribes. They begin with the letter A.
The Renaissance word that begins with the letter "u" is "utopia." Coined by Sir Thomas More in his 1516 book "Utopia," it describes an imagined perfect society or community where social, political, and moral issues are resolved harmoniously. The concept reflects the Renaissance ideals of humanism and the pursuit of an ideal life, emphasizing reason and social reform.
Cottage industries have been in existence for thousands of years. In reality, all industry begins in a cottage or someone's home.
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Such a person is magnificent. Such a person is marvelous.
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Radiant describes a star. It begins with R.
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smart
The Indian flatbread is called chapati.
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How about the Indian pea?
Oppressive is an adjective that describes snow. It begins with the letter O.
delightful