Padouca
/pəˈduːkə/(also Paduca, Padouka, Paducah)
noun
A member of a North American Indian people of the southern Great Plains, identified by many authorities with the Plains Apache and in later use with the Comanches. Usually in plural.
adjective
Of, relating to, or designating the Padoucas.
Origin
Mid 18th century. From French Padouca from Illinois paatoohka, patoka Comanche from Osage patõkka.
- South Bend
- South Boston
- southbound
- south by east (or west)
- South Canadian River
- South Carolina
- South Carolinian
- south central
- Southcottian
- south country
- South Dakota
- South Dakotan
- South Devon
- Southdown
- south-east
- South East Asia
- South East Asia Treaty Organization
- southeaster
- south-easterly
- south-eastern
- southeasterner
- south-easternmost
- South East Iceland
- south-eastward
- southeastwardly