Coahuiltecan
- adjective
- /koʊəˈwiːltɪkən/
- The museum features a collection of Coahuiltecan pottery and tools from ancient settlements.
Examples
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Researchers are studying Coahuiltecan languages to better understand the region's history.
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Traditional Coahuiltecan customs are still celebrated by some communities today.
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The Coahuiltecan culture is rich in history and tradition.
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Many Coahuiltecan artifacts have been discovered in Texas.
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The museum features a collection of Coahuiltecan pottery and tools from ancient settlements.
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Traditional Coahuiltecan customs are still celebrated by some communities today.
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Many Coahuiltecan artifacts have been discovered in Texas.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Coahuiltecan comes from the place name Coahuila in Mexico plus the native ending -tecan from the Nahuatl language, which means 'people of'. So, as an adjective it describes things related to the Coahuiltecan people, their language, culture, or region.