Otaheitan
Otaheitan noun: a Tahitian.
Noun
Otaheitan (plural Otaheitans)
- A Tahitian.
Adjective
Otaheitan (comparative more Otaheitan, superlative most Otaheitan)
- Tahitian.
- Whether in Otaheitan groves accurst, / Or Europe's polisht scenes the fiend be nurst.1810, Lucy Aikin, Epistles on Women
- [A]pparently Sandwich's Otaheitean servant, Omiah, had frequently observed the familiarities between the lovers and, although mute, reported the events in gestures and signs to Lord Sandwich who then threatened to cut her off.2004, Julie Peakman, Lascivious Bodies, Atlantic Books, published 2005, page 127
Forms of Otaheitan
| Noun | |
|---|---|
| plural | Otaheitans |
| alternative form | Otaheitean |
| Adjective | |
| comparative | more Otaheitan |
| superlative | most Otaheitan |
Origin of Otaheitan
From Otaheite + -an.
Questions about Otaheitan
- What does Otaheitan mean?
- Otaheitan means a Tahitian.
- What part of speech is Otaheitan?
- Otaheitan can be a noun or an adjective.
- What is the plural of Otaheitan?
- The plural of Otaheitan is Otaheitans.
Words near Otaheitan in the dictionary
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