Ath·a·bas·kan or Ath·a·bas·can 
(ăth′ə-băskən) also Ath·a·pas·can (-păs-)
(ăth′ə-băskən) also Ath·a·pas·can (-păs-)n.
1. A group of related North American Indian languages including the Apachean languages and languages of Alaska, northwest Canada, and coastal Oregon and California.
2. A member of an Athabaskan-speaking people.
[After Lake Athabasca from Cree athapaskaaw, there is scattered grass.]
Ath′a·baskan adj.
- Louis
- Louis Adolphe
- Louisa May
- Louis Antoine de
- Louis Antoine Léon de
- Louisbourg
- Louisburg
- Louis Burt
- (Louis Charles) Alfred de
- Louis Comfort
- Louis de Buade.
- Louis Dembitz
- Louis de Rouvroy.
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- Louis Eugene Wolcott.
- Louis Francis Cristillo.
- (Louis) Hector
- Louis Henry
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