Amerindian
See Amerindian in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(ămˌə-rĭnˈdē-ən) also Am·er·ind (ămˈə-rĭndˌ)
nounRelated Forms:
- Amˌer·inˈdi·an, Amˈer·indˌ adjective
Usage Note: The contractions
Amerindian and
Amerind occur infrequently in modern American English, especially with reference to the Native American peoples of the United States and Canada. They are somewhat more common in anthropological contexts or when used of the native peoples of the Caribbean and Central and South America.
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