Associations to the word «Voyageur»
Noun
- Portage
- Bois
- Trapper
- Canoe
- Lettre
- Cree
- Scotia
- Sans
- Trader
- Montreal
- Nova
- Aux
- Sudbury
- Fur
- Paddle
- Calder
- Liszt
- Mackenzie
- Les
- Kingston
- Enigma
- Sash
- Winnipeg
- Frenchmen
- Une
- Casablanca
- Baptiste
- Des
- Trading
- Le
- Traveller
- Trois
- Marquette
- Canadian
- Explorer
- Hepburn
- Camper
- Ottawa
- Wilderness
- Canoeing
- Hudson
- Fontaine
- Interpreter
- Traveler
- Un
- Rapid
- Greyhound
- Beaver
- Regular
- French
- Spaceship
- Minnesota
- Uneasiness
- Labrador
- Superior
- Nile
- Casa
- Merry
- Luggage
- Kathleen
- Lac
- Quebec
- Indian
- Steamboat
- Ontario
- Manitoba
- Overland
- Reverse
- Expedition
- Adventurer
- Hunter
- Lacrosse
- Sur
- Missionary
- Trail
- Kettle
- Thornton
- Cup
- Airway
- Oasis
- Bon
- Vancouver
- Hockey
- Canada
- Breed
- Toronto
- Pay
- Lake
- Trek
Wiktionary
VOYAGEUR, noun. A trader, particularly in furs, who worked (and explored) in the area of Canada and the northern United States from the 16th to early 19th centuries; they were often of Quebecois extraction.
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