Kanak
noun
Ka·nak kə-ˈnäk 
-ˈnak
-ˈnak : a native Melanesian inhabitant of New Caledonia
Word History
Etymology
French canaque, probably from English Kanaka South Sea islander, from Hawaiian, person
First Known Use
1910, in the meaning defined above
- photochlorination
- photochrome
- photochromic
- photochromics
- photochromism
- photochromisms
- photochromoscope
- photochromy
- photochronograph
- photochronographs
- photochronography
- photocinesis
- photocoagulated
- photocoagulates
- photocoagulating
- photocoagulation
- photocoagulations
- photocompose
- photocomposed
- photocomposer
- photocomposers
- photocomposes
- photocomposing
- photocomposition
- photocompositions