Créole

creole Creole créole French thumb|Creole in a red turban thumb|right|Depiction of a Creole girl.|upright=1.0 Etymology An adaptation of the Castilian fr es criollo homey, local yokel, from fr pt crioulo, diminutive of pt cria person raised in one’s house, servant, from fr pt criar to rear, to bring up, from fr la creō to create Pronunciation fr Fr-Paris--créole.ogg Paris fr ɔl 2 fr créoles Noun mfbysense Creole: Anyone with mixed ancestry born in a country colonized by white Europeans, now especially one who speaks a creole language. from 18th c. someone of African descent who is born in the Caribbean or Americas (originally as opposed to an African immigrant). from 18th c. someone of mixed African, French, Spanish, and Native American ancestries. a descendant of European settlers who is born in a colonized country. from 17th c. fr Louisiana French dated a native-born of Latin descent in the Louisiana territory of any race or ethnicity, as opposed to Anglo-American settlers Anagrams fr colère fr coléré fr crôlée fr éclore fr récole, fr récolé fr Ethnonyms