squaw in Portuguese
squaw in Portuguese is mulher índia (especialmente norte americana) — squaw means an old term for a woman or wife, historically used especially for Native American women; now widely considered offensive.
squaw in Portuguese
mulher índia (especialmente norte americana)
(now, offensive, ethnic slur) A woman, wife; especially a Native American woman.
What does "squaw" mean?
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noun An old term for a woman or wife, historically used especially for Native American women; now widely considered offensive.
"The word appears in early colonial writings from the 1620s."
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- The word appears in early colonial writings from the 1620s.
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What is "squaw" in Portuguese?
"squaw" in Portuguese is mulher índia (especialmente norte americana). squaw means: An old term for a woman or wife, historically used especially for Native American women; now widely considered offensive.
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Example: "The word appears in early colonial writings from the 1620s." In Portuguese, "squaw" is mulher índia (especialmente norte americana).
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