Maquiritari
Maquiritari proper noun: synonym of Ye'kwana (“Cariban language”).
Proper noun
Maquiritari
Noun
Maquiritari (plural Maquiritaris or Maquiritari)
Synonyms of Maquiritari
Forms of Maquiritari
| Proper noun | |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Makiritare |
| alternative form | Maquiritare |
| Noun | |
| plural | Maquiritaris |
| plural | Maquiritari |
Origin of Maquiritari
From Spanish Maquiritare, said to be from an Arawak language, with a meaning “people of the rivers, water people”.
Questions about Maquiritari
- What does Maquiritari mean?
- Maquiritari means synonym of Ye'kwana (“Cariban language”).
- What part of speech is Maquiritari?
- Maquiritari can be a proper noun or a noun.
Words near Maquiritari in the dictionary
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