Amerindianization
Amerindianization noun: the act or process of becoming Amerindian.
Noun
Amerindianization (uncountable)
- The act or process of becoming Amerindian.
- Beginning in the mid 1970s, under the auspices of the Amerindianization project, one of the authors, a linguist associated with Memorial University of Newfoundland, began making regular visits to the community for teacher training.2002, Barbara Burnaby, Indigenous Languages Across the Community, page 79
Origin of Amerindianization
From Amerindian + -ization.
Questions about Amerindianization
- What does Amerindianization mean?
- Amerindianization means the act or process of becoming Amerindian.
- What part of speech is Amerindianization?
- Amerindianization is a noun.
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