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Xagua may
refer to;
Xagua (tree),
native to the
tropical Americas Xagua language, or Achagua, a
language of
Colombia Xagua people, or Achagua, an ethnic...
- Rica: guaitil, tapaculo; Nicaragua: tapaculo, yigualtí; Mexico: shagua,
xagua, maluco; Perú: ****to, vito, jagua; Argentina: ñandipá;
Puerto Rico: jagua;...
- Achagua, or
Achawa (Achagua: Achawa), is an
Arawakan language spoken in the Meta
Department of Colombia,
similar to Piapoco. It is
estimated that 250 individuals...
- The
Achagua (also
Achawa and Axagua) are an
indigenous people of
Colombia and Venezuela. At the time of the
Spanish colonization of the Americas, their...
- was
extracted after external and
internal application of the
juice from a
Xagua plant (believed to be a name for
Genipa americana).
Another account was...
-
among which are Sabána
Grande (which
today is
pronounced as Sábana) and
Xagua la Grande.
These hybrid toponyms are
important for
understanding the extent...
- muni****lity is
divided into four parishes; Siquisique, Moroturo, San Miguel, and
Xaguas. "Censos de población y vivienda".
Archived from the
original on 2015-03-16...
- tome Bahía de
Santo Tomás baia de san tome
Tierra Firme baia de
sagua Xagua baia de
sagua Tierra Firme cavo de la
fondura Cabo
Honduras la fondura,...
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suffixes -(a)gua or -hua "town, dwelling" (e.g. Pasasagua, Jagua, Anchagua,
Xagua, Eraxagua).
Kaufman (1970:66)
lists the
following towns as once
being Xinca-speaking...
-
spoken along the
Tocuyo River Mason (1950) lists: ****ón (Cayon) Ayomán
Xagua (not to be
confused with
Achawa language)
Cuiba (?)
Jirajara The Jirajaran...
