Alaskan
- noun
- /əˈlæskən/
- However, when the price of their commercial salmon catch plummeted in the mid-1990s, Alaskans became worried.
- Native Alaskans
What's radical about that is it's money that Alaskans didn't work for and they believe that they deserve.
- What's radical about that is it's money that Alaskans didn't work for and they believe that they deserve.
- That they taught us for Native Alaskan, silent was only our only safety.
Examples
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A couple of native Alaskans walking into a hardware store.
Fiction book (2002) -
Even back then, Alaskans knew how important vaccines were in saving lives.
Blog text (5) -
Look, the Alaskans have never taken on a team of this size and skill before, okay?
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When you net federal and state income taxes, Alaskans are at the bottom of the list.
Blog text (16) -
A majority of Alaskans voted to give away our wealth to Big Oil as quickly as possible.
Blog text (17) -
Archaeology showed that the Alaskans were probably the first to build permanent homes on the location.
Academic text (2006) -
But the Alaskans were used to a windy environment, and it felt just like home.
Academic text (2006) -
Her election was a fluke, and Alaskans are embarrassed by her to this day.
Blog text (25) -
Thousands of Alaskans depend on the fishery, and their livelihoods were directly endangered by the Exxon Valdez spill.
Academic text (1998) -
Many visitors are surprised by how friendly the Alaskans are when they first arrive in the state.
Compounds
A very large crab that lives in cold northern seas near Alaska with a spiny shell and sweet meat
A very large brown bear that lives on the coasts of Alaska and British Columbia
The sweet meat from the legs of a very large crab that lives in cold northern seas near Alaska
A person from the original communities who lived in Alaska or whose family comes from them
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Alaskan comes from Alaska, named from an Aleut word alaxsxaq meaning 'the mainland' or 'great land'. So, an Alaskan is a person who comes from that land.