pamlico

• Nom propre se référant aux membres d'un peuple algonquin qui vivait autrefois dans la vallée de la rivière Pamlico en Caroline du Nord, ou à leur langue algonquine.

A proper noun referring to a member of the Algonquian people formerly of the Pamlico river valley in North Carolina, or to their Algonquian language.

nom propre

1. Indigenous peopleC2formalamerican

   A member of the Algonquian people who historically lived in the Pamlico River valley in North Carolina.

   Pamlico (peuple)

   • The Pamlico were among the first Native American groups encountered by English settlers in North Carolina.
   • Historical records describe the Pamlico as a peaceful tribe living along the river.
   • The Pamlico people spoke an Algonquian language.

2. C2formalamerican

   The Algonquian language spoken by the Pamlico people.

   pamlico (langue)

   • The Pamlico language is now extinct, with only a few written records remaining.
   • Linguists study the Pamlico language to understand Algonquian language family.
   • The word 'Pamlico' itself comes from the tribe's name in their own language.