- with n Che-/Ce-
Ragileo Mapuzugun Mapunzugun Cezugun Unified Mapudungun Mapundungun Chedungun Nhewenh Mapusdugun Mapunsdugun Cesdugun Azümchefe Mapuzugun...
- (meaning “place of God” in Quechua) and Antilén pool (“there is sun” in
Mapundungun). Both
operate in the
summer from
November through March. The Tupahue...
-
commune and city in
Arauco Province, Biobío Region. Its name
comes from
Mapundungun "Cura",
meaning "Stone", and "Nilahue"
meaning "Ford".
According to the...
-
indigenous po****tion and
known as Tupahue,
meaning "Place of God" in
Mapundungun. Some time
after the
founding of Santiago, a 10-meter
cross was placed...
- per the 2010
census [INDEC]. The name Malargüe is a
rendering of the
Mapundungun name
Malal Hue,
meaning "stone corral" or "place of corrals". The city...
- the
following year. The
generic name, "Inawentu", is
derived from a
Mapundungun word
meaning "mimic" or "imitator". The
specific name, "oslatus", combines...
- Temucho:
Quechurewe [poetry; some of the
poems have been
translated into
Mapundungun] El invierno, su imagen, y
otros poemas azules (1991) Santiago, Chile:...
-
other ethnic minorities as well as the
Mapudungun language and culture.
Mapundungun,
whose use was
prohibited before, is now
included in the
curriculum of...
-
industrious and
laborious among "all the savages". The
Pehuenche speak Mapundungun today. In the past, they
spoke their own
distinct language,
which may...
-
derived from Las Campanas—the name of the type locality—combined with the
Mapundungun n'eyen',
meaning "air",
referring to the
extreme pneumatic qualities...
