-
people in the
Portuguese language (in Spanish, the name of that
people is
Minuán, and the same wind is
called pampero in Uruguay). It is
widely mentioned...
- y Guenoa-
Minuán".
Jahrbuch für
Geschichte Lateinamerikas (41): 117–136. ISSN 2194-3680. Bracco, Diego. "Los
errores charrua y guenoa-
minuan" (PDF). www...
- (September 28, 1806 in Paysandú,
Uruguay – July 22, 1834 in Paris, France) was a
Minuán-Charrúa
native from
present day
Uruguay of Güenoa descent. María Micaëla...
- also
smaller numbers of ****anese, as well as Amerindians,
mainly Charrúa,
Minuán, Chaná, Güenoa and Guaraní. Montevideo, like
Buenos Aires in
Argentina and...
-
Mukomuko Southern Mukomuko Standard Minangkabau Indonesian English minuen minuan minum minum drink makan makan makan makan eat
tengoq tengoq, lieq lieq lihat...
- Güenoa (
Minuan) is a sp****ly do****ented,
extinct Charruan language once
spoken in
Uruguay and Argentina. Güenoa is
known from a
short 18th-century catechesis...
- "Chaná-Beguá" "Timbúes", "Chaná Timbúes", "Timbó", or "Chaná timbó" Charrúa Güenoa (
Minuan) A
number of
unattested languages are also
presumed to
belong to the Charruan...
- Wañam-Wari Wañam Wari-Win: Oro Eo; Oro Wari; Oro Win
Charrua Chana Guenoa †
Minuan †
Chibcha Pech
Votic Maleku Rama
Wetar Isthmus Boruka-Talamanca
Boruka Talamanca...
