"American Indian woman," 1630s, from Massachuset (Algonquian) squa "woman" (cognate with Narraganset squaws "woman"). "Over the years it has come to have a derogatory sense and is now considered offensive by many Native Americans" [Bright]. Widespread in U.S. place names, sometimes as a translation of a local native word for "woman."
雙語(yǔ)例句
1. The Comanches called It'squaw's Head Rock.
科曼奇族印第安人稱之為女人頭石.
來(lái)自電影對(duì)白
2. Sell your soul for that, do , dyed rags pinned round a squaw.