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Yámana

Yámana proper noun: the people indigenous to the southernmost portion of South America, from about 300 kilometers south of the Strait of Magellan and southward to Cape Horn.

Proper noun

Yámana

  1. (historical) The people indigenous to the southernmost portion of South America, from about 300 kilometers south of the Strait of Magellan and southward to Cape Horn.
  2. The language spoken by these people.

Questions about Yámana

What does Yámana mean?
Yámana means the people indigenous to the southernmost portion of South America, from about 300 kilometers south of the Strait of Magellan and southward to Cape Horn.
What part of speech is Yámana?
Yámana is a proper noun.

Words near Yámana in the dictionary

  1. yyyy
  2. Yzaguirre
  3. Yzaguirres
  4. Yzerplan
  5. Yàyniwpu
  6. Yámana
  7. yé-yé
  8. yé-yés
  9. Yên Bái
  10. Yörük
  11. Yörüks

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