Montanan
- adjective
- /mɒnˈtænən/
- The Montanan landscape is known for its stunning mountains.
Examples
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Her Montanan accent was soft, and she described the prairie's wide horizons with affection.
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Many Montanan traditions celebrate the state's Native American heritage.
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The Montanan winter was long and snowy, demanding rugged outdoor resilience.
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They studied Montanan history at university to better understand the state's settlement and culture.
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The Montanan culture includes vibrant festivals that showcase local traditions and crafts.
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In the summer, a Montanan sun can be intense, leading many to seek shade in the afternoon.
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Visitors to Montana often admire the Montanan wildlife, from majestic bison to soaring eagles.
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Etymology
Montanan comes from the state's name Montana, from Spanish montaña meaning 'mountain'. So Montanan as an adjective says something is 'from' or 'about Montana' — the 'mountain' state — which explains the modern use.