Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Acadia

👉 The word "Acadiá" (pronounced A-kee-da) is a Hawaiian word that means "home." It is a name for the Hawaiian islands and its people, who call themselves "Acadians" or "Acadiaans."

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👉 Acadialité is a Greek word that describes the act of creating a new entity by means of thought and action, as in the process of breaking a new law or entering a new world.

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👉 The word "Acadian" refers to an indigenous people of Louisiana whose language and culture are closely associated with that of their ancestors in the Caribbean. They are also known as "Cajuns," which is a French term used to describe them. The term Acadians is derived from the Latin "Acadia," meaning "island."

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👉 Acadia is a town located in Maine, United States. It is part of Acadia National Park and was named after the legendary explorer and author, John H. Armstrong. The town is known for its natural beauty, including hiking trails, forests, and scenic views.

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👉 The term "acadian" refers to a person who is descended from French, or at least of French ancestry. This term was originally used by French colonial administrators in North America to refer to people born in New France (the American colonies that were established by France in 1608). The term "acadian" has since been applied to people of any European descent who have a strong connection to their native land or country.

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👉 The Acadian virus is a type of viral infection that affects the respiratory system, particularly in the brainstem and spinal cord, causing symptoms such as seizures, coma, and respiratory failure. It is primarily transmitted through the mouth or by contact with infected droplets from an acadian patient's cough.

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