Oklahoma
Oklahoma (name) means a state in the south-central United States; its capital is Oklahoma City. Example: “They drove across Oklahoma on their way to Texas.”
How to use Oklahoma
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA U.S. state known for its plains, Native American history, and the musical named after it.
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Etymology
From the Choctaw words okla ("people") and homa ("red"), together meaning roughly "red people".
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