1 GCSS-ARMY.. 2  Retrieved October 10 2015 from http://www.acronymfinder.com/Global-Combat-Support-System-_-Army-(GCSS_ARMY).html. 3  APA style: GCSS-ARMY. (n.d.) Acronym Finder. ( 4 2015). 5  Retrieved October 10 2015 from http://www.acronymfinder.com/Global-Combat-Support-System-_-Army-(GCSS_ARMY).html.
1 vote Vote for this answer. The word 'CAJUN' is derived from the French word 'ACADIAN.' The word 'Acadian' describes the 17th and 18th Century people from an area of Canada called Arcadia or Arcadie.The popular meaning for the word 'Acadie' is 'earthly paradise,' from the language of the Micmac Indians, who inhabited the area at the time. vote Vote for this answer. The word 'CAJUN' is derived from the French word 'ACADIAN.' The word 'Acadian' describes the 17th and 18th Century people from an area of Canada called Arcadia or Arcadie.
* France. Much of the French influence on the American accent ended up in Louisiana. Cajuns were originally French settlers who had moved down from Acadia in the eastern part of Canada. In 1765 the British took over, and loyal Acadians fled and resettled in New Orleans, still French territory.