métis
noun
mé·tis mā-ˈtē(s) 
plural métis mā-ˈtē(s)
-ˈtēz
: a person of mixed blood
especially usually Métis : the offspring of an Indigenous American and a person of European ancestry
Note: In Canada, the name Métis refers to one of three major, legally recognized groups of aboriginal peoples, the other two being the First Nations and the Inuit.
Word History
Etymology
French, from Late Latin mixticius mixed — more at mestizo
First Known Use
1810, in the meaning defined above
- Haber
- Haber process
- haberah
- haberdasher
- haberdasheries
- haberdashers
- haberdashery
- haberdine
- haberdines
- habere facias possessionem
- habere facias sei
- habere facias seisinam
- habergeon
- habergeons
- haberot
- haberoth
- Habibie
- habile
- habiliment
- habilimentation
- habilimented
- habiliments
- habilitate
- habilitated
- habilitates