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Acoma

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A·co·ma 1  (k-m, -mô, äk-)
n. pl. Acoma or A·co·mas
1.
a. A Pueblo people, the founders and inhabitants of Acoma.
b. A member of this people.
2. The Keresan language of the Acoma.
[Acoma, people of the white rock.]
A·co·ma 2  (k-m, -mô, äk-)
A pueblo of west-central New Mexico west of Albuquerque. Founded c. 1100-1250, it is regarded as the oldest continuously inhabited community in the United States. Population: 2,800.


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