cajun
word
Definition
Relating to the people, culture, or cuisine of the descendants of French Canadians in southern Louisiana, known for spicy foods and unique traditions.
Usage & Nuances
'Cajun' is often used to describe food, especially spicy dishes like 'Cajun chicken,' music, or cultural heritage in Louisiana. The word is always capitalized. Not to be confused with 'Creole,' which is a different culture in the same region.
Spanish: cajúnPortuguese (BR): cajunPortuguese (PT): cajunChinese (Simplified): 卡津Chinese (Traditional): 卡津Hindi: काजुनArabic: كاجونBengali: কাজুনRussian: каджунскийJapanese: ケイジャンVietnamese: CajunKorean: 케이준Turkish: Cajun - Kajun (Yazıldığı gibi kullanılır)Urdu: کیجنIndonesian: Cajun
Example Sentences
My friend is from a Cajun family.
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This restaurant serves amazing Cajun shrimp pasta.
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He grew up speaking a little bit of Cajun French at home.
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Do you like Cajun seasoning on your fries?
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I want to try Cajun food tonight.
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Cajun music is very lively.
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