Definitions

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  • noun the Uto-Aztecan language of the Cahita
  • noun a member of the Taracahitian people of central Mexico

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Examples

  • Sirutato is located in the part of Sinaloa called Badiraguato, cahita-tarascan for "the place of rivers among mountains", and is on the Humaya River, north of Culiacan.

    Calendar of Mexican food festivals 2010

  • Sirutato is located in the part of Sinaloa called Badiraguato, cahita-tarascan for "the place of rivers among mountains", and is on the Humaya River, north of Culiacan.

    Calendar of Mexican food festivals 2010

  • Sirutato is located in the part of Sinaloa called Badiraguato, cahita-tarascan for "the place of rivers among mountains", and is on the Humaya River, north of Culiacan.

    Calendar of Mexican food festivals 2010

  • Sirutato is located in the part of Sinaloa called Badiraguato, cahita-tarascan for "the place of rivers among mountains", and is on the Humaya River, north of Culiacan.

    Mexico Connect Latest Articles 2010

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