Definition of Opelousa in English:

Opelousa

noun ɒpəˈluːsə

historical

A member of a North American Indian people formerly inhabiting southern Louisiana, associated with the Atakapa and later the Chitimacha, but speaking a language of their own.

adjective ɒpəˈluːsə

historical

Of, relating to, or designating the Opelousas or their language.

Origin

Early 19th century. From French Opélousas, plural (first mentioned 1726 in an English edition of a French source) from Mobilian Jargon, explained as if from Choctaw abaʔ lósaʔ, lit. ‘black hair or head’ (from abaʔ above + lósaʔ black), but the combination is unidiomatic and the first element is obscure.

Definition of Opelousa in US English:

Opelousa

nounɒpəˈluːsə

historical

A member of a North American Indian people formerly inhabiting southern Louisiana, associated with the Atakapa and later the Chitimacha, but speaking a language of their own.

adjectiveɒpəˈluːsə

historical

Of, relating to, or designating the Opelousas or their language.

Origin

Early 19th century. From French Opélousas, plural (first mentioned 1726 in an English edition of a French source) from Mobilian Jargon, explained as if from Choctaw abaʔ lósaʔ, lit. ‘black hair or head’ (from abaʔ above + lósaʔ black), but the combination is unidiomatic and the first element is obscure.

单词	Opelousa
释义	Definition of Opelousa in English: Opelousa noun ɒpəˈluːsə historical A member of a North American Indian people formerly inhabiting southern Louisiana, associated with the Atakapa and later the Chitimacha, but speaking a language of their own. adjective ɒpəˈluːsə historical Of, relating to, or designating the Opelousas or their language. Origin Early 19th century. From French Opélousas, plural (first mentioned 1726 in an English edition of a French source) from Mobilian Jargon, explained as if from Choctaw abaʔ lósaʔ, lit. ‘black hair or head’ (from abaʔ above + lósaʔ black), but the combination is unidiomatic and the first element is obscure. Definition of Opelousa in US English: Opelousa nounɒpəˈluːsə historical A member of a North American Indian people formerly inhabiting southern Louisiana, associated with the Atakapa and later the Chitimacha, but speaking a language of their own. adjectiveɒpəˈluːsə historical Of, relating to, or designating the Opelousas or their language. Origin Early 19th century. From French Opélousas, plural (first mentioned 1726 in an English edition of a French source) from Mobilian Jargon, explained as if from Choctaw abaʔ lósaʔ, lit. ‘black hair or head’ (from abaʔ above + lósaʔ black), but the combination is unidiomatic and the first element is obscure.
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