Cahita
noun
Ca·hi·ta
kəˈhētə
plural Cahita or Cahitas
1
a
: a Taracahitian people of southwestern Sonora and northwestern Sinaloa, Mexico, the only survivors being the Mayo and Yaqui
b
: a member of such people
2
: the language of the Cahita people
Word History
Etymology
Spanish, probably from Cahita, literally, nothing
- heart sac
- heart shake
- heart shell
- heart skips a beat
- heart snakeroot
- heart tie
- heart trefoil
- heart urchin
- heart wall
- heart yarn
- heart's desire
- heart-free
- heart-healthy
- heart-leafed willow
- heart-leaved aster
- heart-leaved willow
- heart-lung machine
- heart-scalded
- heart-searching
- heart-stopper
- heart-stoppers
- heart-stopping
- heart-stoppingly
- heart-struck
- heart-to-heart