- The
Waikerí or Guaiqueríes were an
indigenous people of
northern Venezuela. The word
means "men" or "people". They may have been
related to the Warao...
- Weehi: Tūrangawaewae and its
Mahinaarangi or
Turongo meeting house, and
Waikeri-Tangirau Marae. A
local gang is
Tribal Huk, who have been seen as heroes...
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Majun (****anogota, ****aná, Kumaná); also
Chaima (Chayma), ****anagoto,
Waikeri, Palank,
Pariagoto or
Tamanaku is an
endangered Cariban language of eastern...
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lieutenant of the same name and an
indigenous Indian woman,
Isabel of the
Waikerí. In 1555 to 1557 he made
several expeditions from
Margarita to conquer...
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Idioma Warao 4.066 Venezuela Venezuela Venezuela 47
Waikerí Guaiquerí
Waikerí 1.900
Idioma Waikerí Lengua extinta (†) Venezuela Venezuela 48 Yaruro-Pumé...
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Kauri marae and
Waahi marae 3 in and
around Ngāruawāhia:
Taupiri marae,
Waikeri–Tangirau marae, and Tūrangawaewae
marae 1 near Te Awamutu: Te Kōpua marae...
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including Pani Ora and Te Puna
Tangata wharenui, on
Kainui Road in
Taupiri Waikeri –
Tangirau marae on
Ngaruawahia Road in Ngāruawāhia Tūrangawaewae marae...
- the same
region on the
Cocuina and
Macareo branches Mason (1950) lists:
Waikeri (Guaiqueri)
Chaguan Mariusa The
Warao consonant inventory is small, but...
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Figueroa was
known for his
interest in letters, for his
contempt of the
local Waikerí people, and for his
enjoyment of the
trade in
pearls from
Cubagua and the...
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named after an
Indigenous people of
Northern Venezuela also
known as the
Waikerí.
Indios de
Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, (Liga
Nacional de
Baloncesto Profesional)...
