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Arkansian, n. Now rare.
Brit. |ɑː(r)ˈkanzɪən|, U.S. |ɑrˈkænziən|
[‹ Arkans- (in the name of Arkansas: see Arkansas n.) + -ian suffix.]
= Arkansan n.
Arkansan is now the preferred term.
1844St. Louis Reveille 29 Dec. 1/6 There is more gab in the newspapers on one Arkansian who stabbeth than over ninety and nine New Yorkers or Philadelphians who do just the same thing. 1855W. Whitman Leaves of Grass 58 Not only the free Utahan, Kansian, or Arkansian..not only the free Cuban..not merely the slave. 1890F. Hempstead Hist. Arkansas 85 Rust commanded a brigade of Texans, but with some Arkansians in it. 1976Jrnl. Negro Hist. 61 393 Atkinson, an Arkansian, adumbrated many of the ideas which were broadcast by Garvey in the 1920's. |