- Charles. "M****critos
Otomies del Virreinato" (in Spanish).
Archived from the
original on 2008-09-08.
Wright Carr,
David Charles. "
Otomies en las fuentes" (in...
- The
suffix '-
otomy' is
derived from Gr**** τόμος (-tómos) 'cutting, sharp, separate'.
Amniotomy – An
incision created to
accelerate labor.
Androtomy –...
-
African vlei rats (
Otomys), also
known as groove-toothed rats, live in many
areas of sub-Saharan Africa. Most
species live in marshlands, gr****lands, and...
- (stóma),
meaning "body", see List of -ostomies) -
otomy or -tomy :
surgical incision (see List of -
otomies) -pexy : to fix or
secure -plasty : to
modify or...
-
additionally Matlazincas and
Mazahuas in the east,
Chichimecs such as
Otomíes and
Tecuexes in the Bajio,
Cocas around Lake Chapala,
Chontales de Guerrero/Tuxtecos...
- 2014). "Pames,
Otomíes y Españoles en los
Valles Centrales Queretanos,
Contacto Cultural en las
Primeras Décadas de
Siglo XVI" [Pames,
Otomíes and Spaniards...
-
garrisons and
fortifications to keep
watch over the Matlatzinca,
Mazahua and
Otomies and to
always have
troops close to the
enemy Tarascan state the borders...
-
which was
built from the 16th to the 18th
centuries by the
indigenous Otomies who
lived in Querétaro and
Jilotepec de Abasolo. The main
attractions are...
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prestigious military societies, the
cuauhchique ("shorn ones") and the
otontin ("
Otomies"). The tetecuhtin, the
relatives of the
former Huey tlatoani, will choose...
- were an
elite Aztec military order,
named after the
Otomi people. The
Otomies (Otontin [21]) were
another warrior society who took
their name
after the...
