Alabama
- noun
- /ˌæləˈbæmə/
- Few speakers of Alabama remain today, making the language endangered.
Examples
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The Alabama language has a rich oral tradition.
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Can you speak Alabama fluently?
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She is working on a project to document and revitalize Alabama.
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The Alabama language uses a complex system of verb conjugations.
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Few speakers of Alabama remain today, making the language endangered.
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She is working on a project to document and revitalize Alabama.
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The Alabama language uses a complex system of verb conjugations.
Synonyms
A language spoken by the Alabama people in the southeastern United States
Compounds
A small fern with narrow leaves that grows in dry, shaded places in the southeastern United States
Surface Forms
Etymology
Alabama (the language) is named after the Alabama people, and the name itself most likely comes from Albaamo meaning 'plant-cutters'. So the language is simply the speech of the people called Alabama.