Monacan

[ mon-uh-kuh n, muh-nah-kuh n ]

/ ˈmɒn ə kən, məˈnɑ kən /

a native or inhabitant of Monaco.

of or relating to Monaco.

Also Monegasque.

Origin of Monacan

Monac(o) + -an

The Monacan expedition the King discouraged, and refused to furnish for it either guides or men.

Captain John Smith |Charles Dudley Warner
Then shall she have the wooing of the son of a Monacan woman.

Audrey |Mary Johnston
In Virginia, there is reason to believe, the tribe was held in check in early days by the Powhatan and the Monacan.

Myths of the Cherokee |James Mooney
He travelled far in the Monacan country, where the "Stoics of the woods" received him in an impassive, noncommittal manner.

The Birth of the Nation |Mrs. Roger A. Pryor

Hugon, half Monacan and half Frenchman, is bartering skins with a Quaker.

Audrey |Mary Johnston

Monacan

/ (ˈmɒnəkən, məˈnɑː-) /

of or relating to Monaco or its inhabitants

a native or inhabitant of Monaco