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Also known as “Bush Negro” or “Refugee Black” in the Guianas
Derived from the American-Spanish cimarrón , meaning “fugitive,” “wild”, “untamed”.
Singular maroon
Plural maroons
maroon ( plural maroons )
maroon ( not comparable )
Positive maroon
Comparative not comparable
Superlative none (absolute)
to maroon ( third-person singular simple present maroons , present participle marooning , simple past marooned , past participle marooned )
Infinitive to maroon
Third person singular maroons
Simple past marooned
Past participle marooned
Present participle marooning
runaway slave
French marron, “chestnut; brown”.
colour
maroon ( comparative more maroon , superlative most maroon )
Comparative more maroon
Superlative most maroon
color
Unknown