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- proper noun An
Oto-Manguean language and one of the indigenous languages ofMexico , spoken by around 240,000 indigenous Otomi people in the central altiplano region ofMexico . - noun A person who speaks this language.
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Examples
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Most of the few thousand inhabitants of Honey are of Otomi Indian descent.
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Most of the few thousand inhabitants of Honey are of Otomi Indian descent.
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Today three major Indian groups of the Huasteca region - the Nahua, Otomi, and Tepeha - still make the amate paper.
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Today three major Indian groups of the Huasteca region - the Nahua, Otomi, and Tepeha - still make the amate paper.
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Even as late as 1889 persecution against the Otomi people of Hidalgo for papermaking was recorded.
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It was during one of his excursions that he learned that the craft of papermaking had survived and was being made in the Otomi village of San Pablito, Hidalgo.
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Queretaro was founded by the Spanish in 1531 on the site of a village of the Otomi Indians which, in turn, probably dated from around 1427.
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It was during one of his excursions that he learned that the craft of papermaking had survived and was being made in the Otomi village of San Pablito, Hidalgo.
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Queretaro was founded by the Spanish in 1531 on the site of a village of the Otomi Indians which, in turn, probably dated from around 1427.
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Even as late as 1889 persecution against the Otomi people of Hidalgo for papermaking was recorded.
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