Malinche
- proper noun
- /mɑːˈlɪnʧeɪ/
- Many tourists visit Malinche national park for its breathtaking views and hiking trails.
Examples
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On the right half, the Chichimecs trace the boundaries of their new territory east from Cholula, roughly 50 miles to the sacred volcano La Malinche.
Academic text (2009) -
Like the people of the Malinche region in Central Mexico described by Hill (1985), there is a functional balance between the use of Spanish and the native language shaped by the power relations between the national capitalistic sector and indigenous societies.
Academic text (2008) -
The Malinche volcano is a popular spot for climbers looking for a challenge.
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On clear days, you can see the majestic peak of Malinche rising over the landscape.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Malinche is also the name of a volcano that shares the same historic name. Many people call the mountain La Malinche, so you can remember the place by thinking it is named after the same well-known figure.