-
gente or
xente [ˈʃentɪ] 'people',
janela or
xanela [ʃa.ˈnɛ.la] 'window',
muxica [muˈʃikɐ] 'ash-fly' /i/ [i] i /e/, /ɛ/ [e], [ɛ], [i] e /a/ [a], [ɐ] a /o/...
- Spain, on 29
December 1788. His father,
Francisco Antonio de Zumalacárregui
Muxica, was a
lawyer who
possessed some property, and the son was
articled to a...
- Sp:
Maestu Mariñelarena
Mendieta Mendizábal
Mendoza Montoia / Sp:
Montoya Muxica / Sp: Mújica
Nafarro / Fr: Navarre, Sp:
Navarro Okendo / Sp:
Oquendo Orozko...
-
Toledo (1565–1579)
Albert VII,
Archduke of
Austria (1580–1598)
Francisco de
Múxica Guzmán de
Avila (1599–1606)
Ascanio Colonna (1606)
Antonio Zapata y Cisneros...
-
Historia Universal: América
precolombina ISBN 9972-891-79-8. (in Spanish)
Muxica Editores:
Culturas Prehispánicas ISBN 9972-617-10-6.
Rivero Luque: The use...
-
works of art,
among which the
portrait of the
knight Don
Garci Báñez de
Muxica by El
Greco and the
chalice and
paten of
Saint Secundus. However, its most...
- parti****te in the
conquest of
Central America. In 1534, Bartolomé García
Muxica,
founder of
Nombre de Dios, Panama,
brought a
group of
Canary Islanders...
-
Orbis Ventures. ISBN 9972-752-01-1.
Culturas Prehispánicas (in Spanish).
Muxica Editores. 2001. ISBN 9972-617-10-6.
Historia Universal: América precolombina...
-
noble and
naval commander. He was the son of
Alonso de Idiáquez de Butrón y
Muxica, an
important army commander, who
created the
Tercio of Idiaquez, and fought...
- 1603 in
Plentzia old town, with an
epigraph in the
topolect of the time.
Muxica areriocaz agica Butroe celangoa da Oroc
daquie garaianago eria gordeago...
