Definition of Mangue in English:

Mangue

(also Mangué)

noun ˈmaŋɡ(w)eɪ

historical

1A member of a Central American people formerly inhabiting the west coast of Nicaragua, closely related to the Chorotega of the Nicoya peninsula of north-western Costa Rica.
2The Oto-Manguean language formerly spoken by the Mangues.

adjective ˈmaŋɡ(w)eɪ

historical

Of or designating the Mangues or their language.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Journal of the American Geographical Society. From Spanish Mangue, adjective, further etymology uncertain.

Definition of Mangue in US English:

Mangue

(also Mangué)

nounˈmaŋɡ(w)eɪ

historical

1A member of a Central American people formerly inhabiting the west coast of Nicaragua, closely related to the Chorotega of the Nicoya peninsula of north-western Costa Rica.
2The Oto-Manguean language formerly spoken by the Mangues.

adjectiveˈmaŋɡ(w)eɪ

historical

Of or designating the Mangues or their language.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Journal of the American Geographical Society. From Spanish Mangue, adjective, further etymology uncertain.

单词	Mangue
释义	Definition of Mangue in English: Mangue (also Mangué) noun ˈmaŋɡ(w)eɪ historical 1A member of a Central American people formerly inhabiting the west coast of Nicaragua, closely related to the Chorotega of the Nicoya peninsula of north-western Costa Rica. 2The Oto-Manguean language formerly spoken by the Mangues. adjective ˈmaŋɡ(w)eɪ historical Of or designating the Mangues or their language. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Journal of the American Geographical Society. From Spanish Mangue, adjective, further etymology uncertain. Definition of Mangue in US English: Mangue (also Mangué) nounˈmaŋɡ(w)eɪ historical 1A member of a Central American people formerly inhabiting the west coast of Nicaragua, closely related to the Chorotega of the Nicoya peninsula of north-western Costa Rica. 2The Oto-Manguean language formerly spoken by the Mangues. adjectiveˈmaŋɡ(w)eɪ historical Of or designating the Mangues or their language. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Journal of the American Geographical Society. From Spanish Mangue, adjective, further etymology uncertain.
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