- as
Cuara. One to the
south of "Valles de Quibor"
where its
inhabitants state out that they
descend from
those Welser settlers . The
other "
Cuara" today...
- Tuja, Cuyagua, Chivacoa,
Urucure Urukure'a ("Burrowing owl"), Mucuragua,
Cuara,
Tucani Tukã'í ("small toucan"), Jacuque, Churuguara,
Tacuato Taguato ("Falcon")...
-
Mazien de Sotomayor, O.P.,
missionary priest to the
Nepuyo villages of
Cuara,
Tacarigua and Arouca. One
member of the governor's
party managed to escape...
- et l'île Antilia",
Congresso Internacional de Americanistas,
Actas de la
Cuara Reunión, Madrid, Madrid: Fortanet, vol. 1, p.198 Galvão, António (1563)...
-
Mazien de Sotomayor, O.P.,
missionary priest to the
Nepuyo villages of
Cuara,
Tacarigua and Arauca. Romero,
Aldemaro (2003). "Death and Taxes: the Case...
-
availability of
indigenous labour. Thus,
towns such as El Tocuyo, Quíbor,
Cuara and
Cubiro were founded. The
Welser administration was in
permanent conflict...
- de-pi
night i-zzapà hill,
mountain u-uni
river cá-retá lake i-zzá rain
cuára wind inhau-opo
stream u-ni
water qué-véré
island ri-ipá
waterfall kenihé...
- The
specific epithet, cuar****u, is
derived from the Tupi
language words cuara, "hole, cave", and ****u, "large"; this is in
reference to the species' large...
- for
their children. The Tachi-Yokuts
Tribe Tribal administrator is
Janice Cuara. The
Santa Rosa
Rancheria Tribal council consists of six members. Ruben...
- et l'île Antilia",
Congresso Internacional de Americanistas,
Actas de la
Cuara Reunión, Madrid, Madrid: Fortanet, vol. 1, p.198
Georg H****el (1822) "America...
