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Appomattoc

Appomattoc noun: a tribe of Virginia Indians who spoke an Algonquian language and resided along the lower Appomattox River.

Noun

Appomattoc pl (plural only)

  1. (historical, plural, plural-only) A tribe of Virginia Indians who spoke an Algonquian language and resided along the lower Appomattox River.

Forms of Appomattoc

alternative formApamatic
alternative formAppamatuck
alternative formAppomatox
alternative formAppomattox

Questions about Appomattoc

What does Appomattoc mean?
Appomattoc means a tribe of Virginia Indians who spoke an Algonquian language and resided along the lower Appomattox River.
What part of speech is Appomattoc?
Appomattoc is a noun.

Words near Appomattoc in the dictionary

  1. appoints
  2. Appollis
  3. Appolo
  4. appom
  5. Appomatox
  6. Appomattoc
  7. Appomattox
  8. Appomattox County
  9. appoms
  10. Apponagansett Bay
  11. apport

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