Definition of Chichimec in English:

Chichimec

nounPlural ChichimecsˌtʃiːtʃɪˈmɛkˈCHēCHəˌmek

1A member of a group of indigenous peoples, including the Toltecs and the Aztecs, dominant in central Mexico from the 10th to the 16th centuries.
Example sentencesExamples
- These the Chichimecs considered to be descended from the Toltecs of Tollan, the ‘Place of the Reeds,’ the fabled central Mexican city, a place of divine creation and the cradle of human civilization.
- According to Clavijero the Toltecs came to Mexico about A.D.648, the Chichimecs in 1170, and the Aztecs in 1196.
- The painter delicately yet pointedly marks Quinatzin's status by assigning each of his interlocutors only one speech scroll, in contrast to the Chichimec leader's three.
- At top center, a cave rendered in a cutaway view within its mountain matrix shelters a Chichimec family.
- No satisfactory explanation for this collapse has been offered, although sacking by rival Chichimecs is one possibility.
2mass noun A Uto-Aztecan language of the Chichimec, with some 5,000 surviving speakers.

Origin

Spanish, from Nahuatl.

Definition of Chichimec in US English:

Chichimec

nounˈCHēCHəˌmek

1A member of a group of indigenous peoples, including the Toltecs and the Aztecs, dominant in central Mexico from the 10th to the 16th centuries.
Example sentencesExamples
- No satisfactory explanation for this collapse has been offered, although sacking by rival Chichimecs is one possibility.
- At top center, a cave rendered in a cutaway view within its mountain matrix shelters a Chichimec family.
- The painter delicately yet pointedly marks Quinatzin's status by assigning each of his interlocutors only one speech scroll, in contrast to the Chichimec leader's three.
- These the Chichimecs considered to be descended from the Toltecs of Tollan, the ‘Place of the Reeds,’ the fabled central Mexican city, a place of divine creation and the cradle of human civilization.
- According to Clavijero the Toltecs came to Mexico about A.D.648, the Chichimecs in 1170, and the Aztecs in 1196.
2The Uto-Aztecan language of the Chichimec.

Origin

Spanish, from Nahuatl.

单词	Chichimec
释义	Definition of Chichimec in English: Chichimec nounPlural ChichimecsˌtʃiːtʃɪˈmɛkˈCHēCHəˌmek 1A member of a group of indigenous peoples, including the Toltecs and the Aztecs, dominant in central Mexico from the 10th to the 16th centuries. Example sentencesExamples These the Chichimecs considered to be descended from the Toltecs of Tollan, the ‘Place of the Reeds,’ the fabled central Mexican city, a place of divine creation and the cradle of human civilization. According to Clavijero the Toltecs came to Mexico about A.D.648, the Chichimecs in 1170, and the Aztecs in 1196. The painter delicately yet pointedly marks Quinatzin's status by assigning each of his interlocutors only one speech scroll, in contrast to the Chichimec leader's three. At top center, a cave rendered in a cutaway view within its mountain matrix shelters a Chichimec family. No satisfactory explanation for this collapse has been offered, although sacking by rival Chichimecs is one possibility. 2mass noun A Uto-Aztecan language of the Chichimec, with some 5,000 surviving speakers. Origin Spanish, from Nahuatl. Definition of Chichimec in US English: Chichimec nounˈCHēCHəˌmek 1A member of a group of indigenous peoples, including the Toltecs and the Aztecs, dominant in central Mexico from the 10th to the 16th centuries. Example sentencesExamples No satisfactory explanation for this collapse has been offered, although sacking by rival Chichimecs is one possibility. At top center, a cave rendered in a cutaway view within its mountain matrix shelters a Chichimec family. The painter delicately yet pointedly marks Quinatzin's status by assigning each of his interlocutors only one speech scroll, in contrast to the Chichimec leader's three. These the Chichimecs considered to be descended from the Toltecs of Tollan, the ‘Place of the Reeds,’ the fabled central Mexican city, a place of divine creation and the cradle of human civilization. According to Clavijero the Toltecs came to Mexico about A.D.648, the Chichimecs in 1170, and the Aztecs in 1196. 2The Uto-Aztecan language of the Chichimec. Origin Spanish, from Nahuatl.
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