Origin:
< Ojibwa sa·gi·na·ng, lit., at the place of the Sauks
See Saginaw in American Heritage Dictionary 4
A city of east-central Michigan on the Saginaw River, which flows about 32 km (20 mi) northward into Saginaw Bay, a large inlet of Lake Huron. The city is a port of entry and an industrial center. Population: 57,500.