what does the apache indian word VERABENA mean?
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Verabena bonariensis is a N American plant commonly called verbena
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I am not spanish but I think it means "I was losing" or "He/She/It was losing" in spanish.My favorite spanish word is trbajaba.
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Here is what I was able to find out about the Karankawa -\nwho were an Indian tribe in Texas.\nhttp://www.texas-our-texas.com/Cultgrps2.html\n\nThe person you might be thinking of is Alvar Nunez Cabeza de Vaca, one of the early Spanish explorers. Apparently he had Moorish roots, so he would have had dark skin, and he was held as a slave by the native Americans.\n\nHere is some info:\nBorn around 1490 in a tiny Andalusian town called Jérez de la Frontera to Francisco de Vera and Teresa Cabeza de Vaca, Alvar Nuñez Cabeza de Vaca is remembered as being the first European to see and explore the southwestern United States. Cabeza de Vaca’s name, which means "head of a cow," comes from his mother’s side of the family. In 1212, during the Spanish reconquest, one of Teresa’s ancestors, Martín Alhajahad, marked an unguarded mountain pass with a cow skull. The Spanish Christians attacked the Moors and won the battle "Las Navas de Tolosa." King Sancho of Navarre honored Alhajahad and his descendents with the name "Cabeza de Vaca." Although Alvar could have chosen to use his father’s surname, he preferred his mother’s surname and used it throughout his life.\nCabeza de Vaca spent his youth in Jérez and later joined the military where he was sent to Italy to fight in the battle of Ravenna in 1512. Although the battle was won by the French, Cabeza de Vaca was still promoted to the rank of alferez (ensign) for bravery. In 1513 he served as an aide to the Duke of Medina, Sidonia. He then fought in behalf of King Charles I (Emperor Charles V) during the Comuneros revolt. His loyalty obviously captured the king’s attention, for at age forty, Cabeza de Vaca received the appointment that would not only change his life but also the future of the New World. In 1527, Cabeza de Vaca was appointed as treasurer of a royal expedition to Florida led by Pánfilo de Narváez. As treasurer, Cabeza de Vaca was second in command.
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NATIVE American, red.
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Are you asking what this means or where it comes from or what?\n\nWell, I'll do my best.\n\nIt means do what you want to, as long as it doesn't harm others or yourself.\n\nIt comes from the Wiccan Rede, which states the basic rules for being a White Witch, or Wiccan.
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It's the name of a TV soap opera in Mexico.  It can mean "dawn", or some variation thereof:\n\nal·bo·ra·da\n\nf.\n\n   1. (alba) dawn\n   2. military (ataque) dawn attack\n   3. (toque) reveille\n   4. poetry, poetic, music aubade, dawn song
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its spanish and means as many said "High view"\n\ngood luck :)
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the ji means love respect and honor. it is also hindu and means honor.
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Her friends and fans call her Pau, in fact she is latina, "Pau-latina"\nalso paulatina means , slowly, in spanish.
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Zhubin: Spear, swift. Derived from Sanskrit 'jubeen,' by way of Hindi 'zubin'
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"Boricua is an Amerindian (Native American Indian) people and word from the origin of Boriken(Boriquén) now known as the U.S. Territory called Puerto Rico (Rich Port) renamed by the Spanish. The American Indian translation for Boricua is 'The Valiant People of the Sacred House.'"
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search on "GOOGLE"\n\nChehetah is a Hindi word- it means, Lovable/ Adorable
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Pottawatomi means "people of the place of fire."  See the source.
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It's a spanish word meaning "mud digger."
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u mean meaning of these words?\n\nchala- walk or go\ndhoondh-search\nankahi-not said\nansuni-unheard\nnagar-city or town\nnadi-river
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It seems to be an element that means "place"\n\nfor example: "Gidgegannup is an Aboriginal word meaning 'place where spears are made'. 'Gidgie' is the word for spear."
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H1378\nגּבישׁ\ngâbîysh\ngaw-beesh'\nFrom an unused root (probably meaning to freeze); crystal (from its resemblance to ice): - pearl.