delaware
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Definition
Delaware is the name of a state on the east coast of the United States. It can also refer to the Delaware River or the Native American people originally living in that area.
Usage & Nuances
Usually refers to the US state, especially in geography or legal contexts. In history, it also means the Delaware River or the Native American Lenape people. The context will clarify which meaning is intended.
Spanish: DelawarePortuguese (BR): DelawarePortuguese (PT): DelawareChinese (Simplified): 特拉华Chinese (Traditional): 特拉華Hindi: डेलावेयरArabic: ديلاويرBengali: ডেলাওয়্যার (রাজ্য) - ডেলাওয়্যার নদী - ডেলাওয়্যার (মার্কিন আদিবাসী গোষ্ঠী)Russian: Делавэр (штат) - река Делавэр - Делавэр (индейский народ)Japanese: デラウェア州 - デラウェア川 - デラウェア族（先住民）Vietnamese: Delaware (bang) - sông Delaware - người Delaware (bộ tộc thổ dân)Korean: 델라웨어 (주) - 델라웨어 강 - 델라웨어족(미국 원주민)Turkish: Delaware (eyalet) - Delaware Nehri - Delaware (Kızılderili kabilesi)Urdu: ڈیلاویر (ریاست) - ڈیلاویر دریا - ڈیلاویر (ریاستہائے متحدہ کے مقامی لوگ)Indonesian: Delaware (negara bagian) - Sungai Delaware - Suku Delaware (penduduk asli Amerika)
Example Sentences
I live in Delaware.
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Delaware was the first state in the United States.
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The Delaware River is famous.
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Have you ever driven through Delaware on your way to New York?
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My company is registered in Delaware for legal reasons.
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The Lenape people, once called Delaware, have a rich history.
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