Al·gon·quin 
(ăl-gŏngkwĭn, -kĭn) also Al·gon·kin (-kĭn)
(ăl-gŏngkwĭn, -kĭn) also Al·gon·kin (-kĭn)n. pl. Algonquin or Algon·quins also Algonkin or Al·gon·kins
1.
a. A member of any of various Native American peoples inhabiting the Ottawa River valley of Quebec and Ontario.
b. Any of the varieties of Ojibwa spoken by the Algonquin.
2.
a. A member of an Algonquian people.
b. An Algonquian language.
[Canadian French, from Maliseet elakómkwik, they are our relatives.]
Al·gonquin adj.