Alabama
- noun
- /ˌæləˈbæmə/
- The Alabama people have a rich cultural heritage.
Examples
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The traditions of the Alabama have influenced southeastern Native American culture.
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He is descended from a long line of Alabama who were skilled artisans.
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Many Alabama now reside in Oklahoma after forced relocation in the 19th century.
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Many Alabamas still practice traditional crafts.
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The traditions of the Alabama have influenced southeastern Native American culture.
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Many Alabama now reside in Oklahoma after forced relocation in the 19th century.
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The Alabama people have a rich cultural heritage.
Compounds
A small fern with narrow leaves that grows in dry, shaded places in the southeastern United States
Surface Forms
Etymology
Alabama as a name for the people comes from a Native word like Albaamo, used by Choctaw and related groups, meaning 'plant-cutters' or 'people who clear thick plants'. That is why the group is known today as the Alabama people.