Definition of Takelma in English:

Takelma

(also Dagelma, Takilma)

noun təˈkɛlmə

1A (now extinct) North American Indian language spoken in south-western Oregon.
2A member of a North American Indian people formerly inhabiting south-western Oregon.

adjective təˈkɛlmə

Of or relating to the Takelma or their language; designating the Takelma or their language.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in 1st Annual Reports Bureau Ethnology. From Takelma tākelmàʔn person (or people) from the Rogue River from tākelám, the name of the Rogue River, Oregon + -àʔn, denoting a person (or people) from a particular place.

Definition of Takelma in US English:

Takelma

(also Dagelma, Takilma)

nountəˈkɛlmə

1A (now extinct) North American Indian language spoken in south-western Oregon.
2A member of a North American Indian people formerly inhabiting south-western Oregon.

adjectivetəˈkɛlmə

Of or relating to the Takelma or their language; designating the Takelma or their language.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in 1st Annual Reports Bureau Ethnology. From Takelma tākelmàʔn person (or people) from the Rogue River from tākelám, the name of the Rogue River, Oregon + -àʔn, denoting a person (or people) from a particular place.

单词	Takelma
释义	Definition of Takelma in English: Takelma (also Dagelma, Takilma) noun təˈkɛlmə 1A (now extinct) North American Indian language spoken in south-western Oregon. 2A member of a North American Indian people formerly inhabiting south-western Oregon. adjective təˈkɛlmə Of or relating to the Takelma or their language; designating the Takelma or their language. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in 1st Annual Reports Bureau Ethnology. From Takelma tākelmàʔn person (or people) from the Rogue River from tākelám, the name of the Rogue River, Oregon + -àʔn, denoting a person (or people) from a particular place. Definition of Takelma in US English: Takelma (also Dagelma, Takilma) nountəˈkɛlmə 1A (now extinct) North American Indian language spoken in south-western Oregon. 2A member of a North American Indian people formerly inhabiting south-western Oregon. adjectivetəˈkɛlmə Of or relating to the Takelma or their language; designating the Takelma or their language. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in 1st Annual Reports Bureau Ethnology. From Takelma tākelmàʔn person (or people) from the Rogue River from tākelám, the name of the Rogue River, Oregon + -àʔn, denoting a person (or people) from a particular place.
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