Plural of Coloradan; multiple natives or residents of Colorado.
From 'Coloradan' (singular) + '-s' (plural). Following standard English pluralization of demonyms (names for people from places).
Interestingly, Coloradans are statistically younger, more physically active, and healthier than average Americans—the Rocky Mountains seem to encourage an outdoor culture!
Plural form of masculine-rooted demonym. Like 'Coloradan,' the '-an' suffix originated in gendered language patterns where the masculine form served as the unmarked default for mixed or general populations.
Use 'Coloradans' freely—modern plural is neutral and standard. For historical texts using gendered variants, note the outdated convention.
["Coloradans (modern neutral)","Colorado residents","people from Colorado"]
Coloradan women—from Ute and Cheyenne peoples to pioneer settlers to contemporary leaders—shaped the state's identity; neutral plurals restore their visibility.
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