Louisianese
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Louisianese
Where it comes from
From French louisianais.
By surface analysis, Louisiana + -ese.
adjective more Louisianese · most Louisianese
- Of or pertaining to Louisiana or its people; Louisianian.
noun Louisianese
- A native or inhabitant of Louisiana; a Louisianian. I boaſt of being married to a Louiſianeſe, whoſe father and uncle were among theſe honourable ſufferers.
proper noun
- Louisiana Creole. While some of these creoles, such as Louisianese, have now very nearly disappeared, others, such as Haïtian, which are spoken by important numbers of people, might perhaps lead the scholar to the hasty conclusion of their great vitality.
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title = {Louisianese},
howpublished = {Wiktionary, via Micwyn},
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