different between mapuche vs lonco
mapuche
Portuguese
Noun
mapuche m, f (plural mapuches)
- one of the Mapuche (indigenous people of Chile and Argentina)
Noun
mapuche m (plural mapuches)
- Mapudungun; Mapuche (a language isolate spoken by the Mapuche)
- Synonym: mapudungun
Adjective
mapuche m or f (plural mapuches, not comparable)
- belonging or relating to the Mapuche people
- Synonym: araucano
Spanish
Alternative forms
- Mapuche
Etymology
From Mapudungun Mapuce.
Pronunciation
- Rhymes: -ut?e
Adjective
mapuche (plural mapuches)
- Mapuche
Noun
mapuche m (plural mapuches)
- Mapuche
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lonco
English
Alternative forms
- logko
- lonko
Etymology
From Mapudungun logko, longko via Spanish lonco
Noun
lonco (plural loncos)
- A Mapuche tribal leader.
See also
- lof
Anagrams
- Colon, Locon, colon, colón, locon
Lindu
Noun
lonco
- cup; bowl
Spanish
Alternative forms
- longko
Etymology
From Mapudungun logko.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /?lonko/, [?lõ?.ko]
- Rhymes: -onko
Noun
lonco m (plural loncos)
- lonco
See also
- loqui
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