/ɛs.ki.mo/
Eskimo
17th century, probably from Montagnais. See English Eskimo for more. The feminine was formed analogically at a time when the masculine had already been standardized, which explains the spelling inconsistency (compare also absous, andalou, coi, favori).
Inuit (language of the Eskimo)
17th century, probably from Montagnais. See English Eskimo for more. The feminine was formed analogically at a time when the masculine had already been standardized, which explains the spelling inconsistency (compare also absous, andalou, coi, favori).
snowsuit
17th century, probably from Montagnais. See English Eskimo for more. The feminine was formed analogically at a time when the masculine had already been standardized, which explains the spelling inconsistency (compare also absous, andalou, coi, favori).
popsicle
17th century, probably from Montagnais. See English Eskimo for more. The feminine was formed analogically at a time when the masculine had already been standardized, which explains the spelling inconsistency (compare also absous, andalou, coi, favori).