Takelma
/təˈkɛlmə/(also Takilma, Dagelma)
noun
1A (now extinct) North American Indian language spoken in south-western Oregon.
2A member of a North American Indian people formerly inhabiting south-western Oregon.
adjective
Of or relating to the Takelma or their language; designating the Takelma or their language.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in 1st Annual Reports Bureau Ethnology. From Takelma tākelmàʔn person (or people) from the Rogue River from tākelám, the name of the Rogue River, Oregon + -àʔn, denoting a person (or people) from a particular place.
- condensation trail
- condense
- condensed
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- condensed milk
- condensed tannin
- condenser
- condescend
- condescending
- condescendingly
- condescension
- condign
- condignly
- condiment
- condition
- conditional
- conditional discharge
- conditionality
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- conditional probability
- conditional sale
- condition code
- conditioned reflex
- conditioned response
- conditioner