Osage
Osage¹
Definition
Osage (ō sāj′, ō′sāj′)
noun
- pl. Osag′·es or Osage′ a member of a North American Indian people that migrated, over time, from the east coast of the U.S. to the Piedmont, then to Missouri, Kansas, and Oklahoma
- the Siouan language of this people
Etymology: < Osage Wazhazhe
Osage²
Definition
Osage (ō sāj′, ō′sāj′)
river in central Mo. & E Kans., flowing east into the Missouri: c. 500 mi (805 km)
Etymology: after Osage
