The word "Cajun" comes from "Acadian," one of North America's French-speaking communities.
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Cajun
//ˈkeɪ.d͡ʒən//
Synonyms for "cajun" (12 found)
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13 translations across 2 languages.
French
4 entries- cadien adj (of or relating to the Cajun people)
- cadjin adj (of or relating to the Cajun people)
- Cadien noun (person)
- Cadien noun (ethnic slur)
Polish
3 entries- cajuński adj (of or relating to the Cajun people)
- Cajun noun (person)
- Cajun noun (ethnic slur)
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This is a Cajun song.
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Ziri loves Cajun music.
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Ziri is interested in everything Cajun.
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