e/Métis

Information
has gloss	eng: A Métis is a person born to parents who belong to different groups defined by visible physical differences, regarded as racial, or the descendant of such persons. The term is of French origin, and also is a cognate of mestizo in Spanish, mestiço in Portuguese, and mestee in English. In the Western Hemisphere, this term usually is used to describe someone born or descended from the union of a European and an Amerindian. However, the term was used by other groups around the world, mostly in countries which were under French influence, such as Vietnam. It is still commonly used by Francophones today for any multiracial person.
lexicalization	eng: Métis people
lexicalization	eng: Métis
instance of	c/Ethnic groups in North America

Meaning
Azerbaijani
lexicalization	aze: Metis
French
lexicalization	fra: Métis
Korean
has gloss	kor: 메이티(Métis)는 크리 및 오지브와 등의 선주민과 프랑스계 캐나다인 사이의 혼인관계에 의해 계승된 후손을 일컽는다. 통상 메이-티 또는 메이티-이 등으로 발음된다. 메이티는 브리티시 콜롬비아, 알버타, 사스카츄완, 마니토바, 온타리오주 등지에 거주한다.
lexicalization	kor: 메이티
Swedish
lexicalization	swe: Mestis
Turkish
has gloss	tur: Kırma, iki ırkın çiftleşmesiyle oluşan ve her iki ırkın özelliklerini taşıyan ya da birinin daha baskın diğerinin özelliklerinin ise daha çekingen kaldığı yeni ırktır. İnsan ırkında kırma için Fransızca bir kelime olan Métis kullanılır.
lexicalization	tur: Kırma