- Tahitians
- Ta·hi·ti·an || tÉ‘Ë'hiËʃn n. resident of Tahiti (island in the southern Pacific Ocean) adj. pertaining to Tahiti (island in the southern Pacific Ocean)
English contemporary dictionary. 2014.
Tahitians
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