Definition of Olmeca in English:

Olmeca

noun ɒlˈmɛkə

1A member of an American Indian people inhabiting the coast of southern Veracruz and western Tabasco in Mexico during the 15th and 16th centuries, to where they probably migrated during the 12th cent. from the Mexican altiplano.
2Archaeology. A member of a prehistoric civilization of the same area; = "Olmec". rare.

Origin

Late 18th century. From Nahuatl Olmeca (plural of Olmecatl), lit. ‘inhabitants of the rubber country’, with reference to the rubber trees which grew abundantly in this region of the Mexican Gulf Coast.

Definition of Olmeca in US English:

Olmeca

nounɒlˈmɛkə

1A member of an American Indian people inhabiting the coast of southern Veracruz and western Tabasco in Mexico during the 15th and 16th centuries, to where they probably migrated during the 12th cent. from the Mexican altiplano.
2Archaeology. A member of a prehistoric civilization of the same area; = "Olmec". rare.

Origin

Late 18th century. From Nahuatl Olmeca (plural of Olmecatl), lit. ‘inhabitants of the rubber country’, with reference to the rubber trees which grew abundantly in this region of the Mexican Gulf Coast.

单词	Olmeca
释义	Definition of Olmeca in English: Olmeca noun ɒlˈmɛkə 1A member of an American Indian people inhabiting the coast of southern Veracruz and western Tabasco in Mexico during the 15th and 16th centuries, to where they probably migrated during the 12th cent. from the Mexican altiplano. 2Archaeology. A member of a prehistoric civilization of the same area; = "Olmec". rare. Origin Late 18th century. From Nahuatl Olmeca (plural of Olmecatl), lit. ‘inhabitants of the rubber country’, with reference to the rubber trees which grew abundantly in this region of the Mexican Gulf Coast. Definition of Olmeca in US English: Olmeca nounɒlˈmɛkə 1A member of an American Indian people inhabiting the coast of southern Veracruz and western Tabasco in Mexico during the 15th and 16th centuries, to where they probably migrated during the 12th cent. from the Mexican altiplano. 2Archaeology. A member of a prehistoric civilization of the same area; = "Olmec". rare. Origin Late 18th century. From Nahuatl Olmeca (plural of Olmecatl), lit. ‘inhabitants of the rubber country’, with reference to the rubber trees which grew abundantly in this region of the Mexican Gulf Coast.
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