Definition of Mingo in English:

Mingo

noun ˈmɪŋɡəʊ

historical, derogatory

Originally: a member of the Susquehannock people or of any of several related Northern Iroquoian groups of interior Pennsylvania. In later use: a member of an Iroquois Indian group, mostly Senecas, who were not affiliated with the League of the Iroquois and whose modern descendants are the Oklahoma Seneca-Cayuga.

adjective ˈmɪŋɡəʊ

historical, derogatory

Of, relating to, or inhabited by any of these peoples.

Origin

Mid 17th century. From Dutch Minquaas, plural from Northern Unami Delaware *ménkwe:w from proto-Eastern Algonquian *me:nkwe:w.

Definition of Mingo in US English:

Mingo

nounˈmɪŋɡəʊ

historical, derogatory

Originally: a member of the Susquehannock people or of any of several related Northern Iroquoian groups of interior Pennsylvania. In later use: a member of an Iroquois Indian group, mostly Senecas, who were not affiliated with the League of the Iroquois and whose modern descendants are the Oklahoma Seneca-Cayuga.

adjectiveˈmɪŋɡəʊ

historical, derogatory

Of, relating to, or inhabited by any of these peoples.

Origin

Mid 17th century. From Dutch Minquaas, plural from Northern Unami Delaware *ménkwe:w from proto-Eastern Algonquian *me:nkwe:w.

词汇	Mingo
释义	Definition of Mingo in English: Mingo noun ˈmɪŋɡəʊ historical, derogatory Originally: a member of the Susquehannock people or of any of several related Northern Iroquoian groups of interior Pennsylvania. In later use: a member of an Iroquois Indian group, mostly Senecas, who were not affiliated with the League of the Iroquois and whose modern descendants are the Oklahoma Seneca-Cayuga. adjective ˈmɪŋɡəʊ historical, derogatory Of, relating to, or inhabited by any of these peoples. Origin Mid 17th century. From Dutch Minquaas, plural from Northern Unami Delaware ménkwe:w from proto-Eastern Algonquian me:nkwe:w. Definition of Mingo in US English: Mingo nounˈmɪŋɡəʊ historical, derogatory Originally: a member of the Susquehannock people or of any of several related Northern Iroquoian groups of interior Pennsylvania. In later use: a member of an Iroquois Indian group, mostly Senecas, who were not affiliated with the League of the Iroquois and whose modern descendants are the Oklahoma Seneca-Cayuga. adjectiveˈmɪŋɡəʊ historical, derogatory Of, relating to, or inhabited by any of these peoples. Origin Mid 17th century. From Dutch Minquaas, plural from Northern Unami Delaware ménkwe:w from proto-Eastern Algonquian me:nkwe:w.
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