Cajun (noun)

1. A person of French-Canadian descent, especially one living in the Louisiana bayou country.
2. A person descended from the French-speaking immigrants who settled in the Louisiana bayou country in the 18th and 19th centuries.

Origin:

From french acadien or cajun, from acadie, the region in canada from which the cajuns primarily originate.

Examples:

1. He was a Cajun and proud of his heritage.
2. The Cajun cuisine is known for its spicy dishes and seafood.
3. The Cajuns are known for their rich culture and traditions.
4. The Cajun music is characterized by its unique blend of French, African, and American influences.
5. The Cajun people have a rich history and culture that continues to thrive in Louisiana.