tuladi

[ too-luh-dee ]

/ ˈtu lə di /

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noun, plural (especially collectively) tu·la·di, (especially referring to two or more kinds or species) tu·la·dis.Canadian.

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Origin of tuladi

First recorded in 1840–50, from Canadian French touladi, perhaps of Algonquian origin, e.g., Mi'kmaq, or of Athabascan origin, e.g., Chipewyan

Their wide-winged mother, hunting away on Tuladi, hunted with more joyous heart.
The Kindred of the Wild|Charles G. D. Roberts
Two separate parties were now formed, the one to proceed up Temiscouata Lake, the other to ascend the Tuladi.
A Compilation of the Messages and Papers of the Presidents: Tyler|Compiled by James D. Richardson