Naso
- proper noun
- Researchers are documenting the language spoken by the Naso to help preserve it for future generations.
Examples
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The Naso have maintained many of their traditional customs despite outside influences.
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A delegation of Naso leaders attended the international conference on indigenous rights.
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The Naso people have a rich cultural heritage.
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Many Naso families still practice traditional fishing methods.
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The Naso people are known for their unique rituals and vibrant celebrations.
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Many young Naso individuals are working to revitalize their endangered language.
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In Panama, the Naso have their own territory recognized by the government.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Naso is the name used in English for an indigenous people of Panama and Costa Rica, also called Teribe, and it is the name they use for themselves in their language. So Naso refers to this specific people and their language, and helps you remember them as a distinct community.