- ,
Opelika kept its Cr**** name,
which translates to "large swamp", from
opilwa (swamp) and lako (big). Two
decades after settlement,
Opelika was chartered...
- is of
Native American origin,
coming from the Cr****
words ito "tree" and
opilwa "swamp"; it was in use by the mid-18th century.
While these trees are often...
- is of
Native American origin,
coming from the Cr****
words ito 'tree' and
opilwa 'swamp'; it was in use by the mid-18th century. This tree
should not be...
- is of
Native American origin,
coming from the Cr****
words ito ‘tree’ and
opilwa ‘swamp’; it was in use by the mid-18th
century A
large mature tree can produce...
- (definition)
Perhaps from Cr**** ’topilwa, "swamp-tree", from íto, "tree" +
opílwa, "swamp".
Wapatoo (definition) from
Chinook Jargon [ˈwapato], "arrowroot...
- root of the
plant .
Tupelo (Nyssa)
cornal Muscogee From ito ("tree") and
opilwa ("swamp")
Ubirajara jubatus † The
paper describing the
holotype specimen...
- from the
Iroquoian oneyota (protruding stone).
Opelika - from the
Muscogee opilwa lako (big swamp).
Panola - from
Choctaw word
ponola or
ponoola (cotton)...
