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zapotecan

/ˈzæp.əˌtɛk.ən/

Traduction: Nom désignant un membre d'un important peuple autochtone mésoaméricain du sud du Mexique, dont la civilisation a prospéré d'environ 300 à 900 après J.-C., ou sa langue.

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noun

/ˈzæp.əˌtɛk.ən/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un membre d'un important peuple autochtone mésoaméricain du sud du Mexique, dont la civilisation a prospéré d'environ 300 à 900 après J.-C., ou sa langue.

A noun referring to a member of a large indigenous tribe of Mesoamericans from southern Mexico, whose civilization flourished around 300 to 900, or to their language.

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  1. Member of an Indigenous PeopleC1formal

    A person belonging to a major Indigenous group of Mesoamerica, historically located in the Oaxaca region of southern Mexico, whose advanced civilization thrived between approximately 300 and 900 CE.

    frZapotèque

    • The Zapotecan built impressive cities like Monte Albán.
    • She is a proud Zapotecan who preserves her ancestral traditions.
    • Many Zapotecan communities still live in the Oaxaca valley today.

    Synonymeszapotec

  2. C1formal

    The language spoken by the Zapotec people, belonging to the Otomanguean language family.

    frzapotèque

    • Zapotecan is still spoken by thousands of people in southern Mexico.
    • He is learning Zapotecan to communicate with his grandmother.
    • The linguist recorded several dialects of Zapotecan for her research.

    Synonymeszapotec

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  • zapotecans' possessive plural form
  • zapotecan's possessive singular form