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Meanings of "indigenous people" in Spanish English Dictionary : 3 result(s)

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General
indigenous people indiada [f]
indigenous people indigenado [m] EC
Wildlife Management
indigenous people poblaciones autóctonas

Meanings of "indigenous people" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 76 result(s)

English Spanish
General
member of the chango indigenous people of northern chile chango [m]
20 percent tax imposed on Indigenous people of peru by philip II of spain requinto [m]
eight-month period that indigenous people worked in mines in colonial americas demora [f]
member of the indigenous south american chimú people chimú [m/f]
man/woman from the pech indigenous people paya [m/f]
from the chané indigenous people chané [adj]
pertaining to the chané indigenous people chané [adj]
from the chango indigenous people of northern chile chango [adj]
pertaining to the chango indigenous people of northern chile chango [adj]
pertaining to indigenous people from the bolivar province chimbo [adj]
pertaining to the indigenous south american chimú people chimú [adj]
of the cocama indigenous people cocama [adj]
pertaining to the cocama indigenous people cocama [adj]
from the pech indigenous people paya [adj]
assign indigenous people in an encomienda encomendar [v]
indigenous people of the lesser antilles in south america cariacos [m/pl]
a ceremony of the lenca indigenous people of southwestern honduras agradecimiento [m] HN:W
group of cambas, or indigenous bolivian people from the plains cambaje [m] BO
group of cambas, or indigenous bolivian people from the plains camberío [m] BO
a theater performance with music, dance and poetic texts of politic and religious nature between two groups of performers (one represents spanish colonizers and the other, the black, represent the indigenous people) baile de los diablitos [m] HN:C NI
a theater performance with music, dance and poetic texts of politic and religious nature between two groups of performers (one represents spanish colonizers and the other, the black, represent the indigenous people) baile de moros y cristianos [m] GT HN NI
necklace of small decorations worn by indigenous people chalchihuite (del náhuatl) [m] GT SV
natural or man-made cave where indigenous people used to bury their dead relatives and their belongings chenque [m] AR:S
group of indigenous people cholerío [m] EC rare
drink made by the miskito indigenous people that consists of water and pureed banana, among other ingredient guabul [m] HN NI
locally powerful person, among cayapa indigenous people gobernador [m] CO:Sw EC
drink made by the miskito indigenous people that consists of water and pureed banana, among other ingredient wabul [m] HN NI
loincloth worn by indigenous people guayuco [m] PA CO VE
member of a group of typically indigenous people settled in a rural zone comunero [m] EC
dark spot of the skin on the lower back that many mestizo or indigenous people have comalito [m] HN
group of indigenous people indierío [m] GT NI CO
group of indigenous people indiero [m] GT
group of aboriginal or indigenous people indigenado [m] EC BO
long stick used to beat a rhythm, very used by the chaco indigenous people kahuis [m] PY
used by indigenous people to store and transport food or tools mapire [m] VE
sash worn by indigenous people mashtate [m] GT
sash worn by indigenous people mastate [m] MX GT
sash worn by indigenous people maxtate [m] MX GT
game similar to dice originating from the tarahumara indigenous people quince [m] MX:N
chief of the kuna indigenous people sáhíla [m] PA
crown decorated with feathers used by the moxo indigenous people when participating in the macheteros dance tontochi [m] BO:E
sash worn by indigenous people mastate (náhuatl) [m] CR
a linen shirt used by eastern bolivian indigenous people, long enough to cover their knees camijeta [f] BO
cotton skirt used by the indigenous people who live in the amazonian jungle cushma (voz quechua) [f] PE:E
reddish alcoholic drink made of mixture of herbs, golden polypody, moonshine, and bitter-ash made by the garífunas indigenous people gífiti [f] HN
group of typically indigenous people settled in a rural zone comuna [f] EC
characteristic of indigenous people indiada [f] SV NI CR
braid saraguro indigenous people wear down their back jimba [f] EC:C
braid of any thin fiber that indigenous people use to tie and pull all kinds of things jimba [f] EC:C
dark cloak or cape used by indigenous people llacolla [f] PE rur.
communal house used by the indigenous people of the amazon maloca [f] CO PE:E
aphrodisiac concoction made by the indigenous people of bolivár state pusana [f] VE
light-skinned or mestizo person, among indigenous people of the highlands huiracocha [m/f] PE BO
pertaining to a group of typically indigenous people settled in a rural zone comunal [adj] EC PY
relating to indigenous people jashte [adj] GT
relating to indigenous people jashto [adj] GT
relating to andean indigenous people who have adopted urban western habits and customs lorcho [adj] PE
pertaining to the tehuelche indigenous people puelche [adj] AR
from the indigenous south american chimú people chimú [adj] PE
from the indigenous people of cusco, peru quichua [adj] EC
International Law
international year of the world's indigenous people año internacional de las poblaciones indígenas del mundo [m]
international decade of the world's indigenous people decenio internacional de las poblaciones indígenas del mundo
Gastronomy
bitter tonic drink prepared with guarana, that is consumed by some indigenous people to get their strength back cupana [f] VE
Linguistics
chibchan language spoken by the muisca indigenous people chibcha [m]
History
pertaining to an indigenous people that inhabited the islands of paraná coronda [adj]
south american indigenous people charcas [m/pl]
Botany
a member of the family asteraceae, grows as a native in el salvador, has been used by indigenous people to treat stomach ache tachiste [m] MX
a member of the family asteraceae, grows as a native in el salvador, has been used by indigenous people to treat stomach ache barrehorno [m] HN
Folklore
song sung by indigenous people at the time of the wheat or barley harvest jahuay [m] EC:C,S
festival held by the indigenous people from the north at the end of the wheat, barley, or corn harvest jáichihua [m] EC:N
music and dance of venezuelan indigenous people maremare [m] VE
percussion instrument whose membrane extends over a hollowed out trunk rooted to the ground, used by the chiriguano indigenous people pim-pim [m] AR:Nw
percussion instrument whose membrane extends over a hollowed out trunk rooted to the ground, used by the chiriguano indigenous people pin-pin [m] AR:Nw
ritual dance of the tarahumara indigenous people rutúburi [m] MX
headband worn by guajiro indigenous people taquiara [f] CO:N
indigenous dance of the people of peru pallas [f/pl]