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Tsáchila

The Tsachila, also called the Colorados (meaning “the red-colored ones”), are an indigenous people of the Ecuadorian province of Santo Domingo de los Tsáchilas, partly named after them. Their native language is Tsafiki, a member of the Barbacoan linguistic family, and translates to mean "true word".

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Abraham CalazacomTagua or CorozoMusa (bananas)
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Diana AguavilAmy GendeNational AssemblyJadira Bayas
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Legend of the origin of their ornamentation

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Legend of the origin of their ornamentation

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Tsáchila

Nodes23
Edges22
Triples20
Avg. degree1.91
Density0.086957
Components1

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Tsáchila

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related to Notable people · 8
Tsáchila → Amy Gende, Diana Aguavil, In, Jadira Bayas, National Assembly, Province, Santo Domingo, Tsáchilas
related to Present day way of life · 7
Tsáchila → Barbacoan, Colorado, Men, Spaniards, The Spaniards, They, Tsafiki
related to Legend of the origin of their ornamentation · 5
Tsáchila → Men, The, They, This, Tsachila's

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los de people located province santo domingo river colorados achiote smallpox tsafiki barbacoan communities east northeast white basin sub-basin tsachila's

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Tsáchilarelated to Legend of the origin of their ornamentationMen0.60section
Tsáchilarelated to Legend of the origin of their ornamentationThis0.60section
Tsáchilarelated to Legend of the origin of their ornamentationTsachila's0.60section
Tsáchilarelated to Legend of the origin of their ornamentationThey0.60section
Tsáchilarelated to Legend of the origin of their ornamentationThe0.60section
Tsáchilarelated to Notable peopleDiana Aguavil0.60section
Tsáchilarelated to Notable peopleAmy Gende0.60section
Tsáchilarelated to Notable peopleProvince0.60section
Tsáchilarelated to Notable peopleSanto Domingo0.60section
Tsáchilarelated to Notable peopleTsáchilas0.60section
Tsáchilarelated to Notable peopleNational Assembly0.60section
Tsáchilarelated to Notable peopleIn0.60section

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