Definition of nicanee in English:

nicanee

(also nicconee)

noun ˌnɪkəˈniː

historical

A kind of textile formerly imported from India (perhaps a cheap striped calico); a piece of this. Usually in plural.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Bloudy Fight in France. Origin uncertain. Probably from a vernacular South Asian language, ultimately from Sanskrit nigama marketplace, market-town, fair, trade, merchant.

Definition of nicanee in US English:

nicanee

(also nicconee)

nounˌnɪkəˈniː

historical

A kind of textile formerly imported from India (perhaps a cheap striped calico); a piece of this. Usually in plural.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Bloudy Fight in France. Origin uncertain. Probably from a vernacular South Asian language, ultimately from Sanskrit nigama marketplace, market-town, fair, trade, merchant.

词汇	nicanee
释义	Definition of nicanee in English: nicanee (also nicconee) noun ˌnɪkəˈniː historical A kind of textile formerly imported from India (perhaps a cheap striped calico); a piece of this. Usually in plural. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Bloudy Fight in France. Origin uncertain. Probably from a vernacular South Asian language, ultimately from Sanskrit nigama marketplace, market-town, fair, trade, merchant. Definition of nicanee in US English: nicanee (also nicconee) nounˌnɪkəˈniː historical A kind of textile formerly imported from India (perhaps a cheap striped calico); a piece of this. Usually in plural. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Bloudy Fight in France. Origin uncertain. Probably from a vernacular South Asian language, ultimately from Sanskrit nigama marketplace, market-town, fair, trade, merchant.
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