-
etymology of the term "
Nicarao" most
likely originated as a
shortened and
hispanicized form of "Nicānāhuac", the name used by the
Nicaraos to
refer to western...
- that the cacique's real name was
Macuilmiquiztli and not
Nicarao. In
addition the
Nicaraos referred to the land as Nicānāhuac,
which most historians...
-
Nicarao may
refer to:
Nicarao people Nicarao (cacique)
Nahuat language or
Pipil language This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the title...
- have also been
speculated to have been
Nahuat speakers. In Nicaragua, the
Nicaraos are
present in the
Rivas and
Jinotega departments, and in Sébaco. Bagaces...
- Sea. The
etymology of
Nicaragua is Nicānāhuac,
which was the name the
Nicaraos, a Nawat-speaking people,
referred to
their land
located in present-day...
-
Indigenous Affairs counted 20,000 Nahuas/
Nicaraos in 2022. The
International Labour Organization also
counted 20,000
Nicaraos. However, DNA
analysis has proven...
-
cultural NÁWAT
PIPIL Y
NICARAO. El Güegüense y
Mitos en
lengua materna de los
pipiles de Izalco. (Del náwat-pipil y náwat-
nicarao al español e inglés con...
- the real name of the
cacique was
Macuilmiquiztli and not
Nicarao. In addition, the
Nicaraos referred to
their land as Nicānāhuac,
which most historians...
- Valdés,
Gonzalo c. 1480 - 1557, 2006 "Preparation of a
hygiene plan for the
Nicaraos microenterprise cocoa industry in the
department of Masaya". "Nicaragua...
-
similar to the
tamal and to the hallaca.
Nacatamales originated from the
Nicarao tribes who
inhabited western Nicaragua, its name
originates from the Nawat...
