Meaning of "totonácă" in the Romanian dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF TOTONÁCĂ IN ROMANIAN

totonácă

WHAT DOES TOTONÁCĂ MEAN IN ROMANIAN?

Definition of totonácă in the Romanian dictionary

TOTONÁCĂ s., A language from the Maia family spoken in Mexico. (\u0026 lt; fr. totonaque)

TOTONÁCĂ s. f. limbă din familia maia vorbită în Mexic. (< fr. totonaque)

TRANSLATION OF TOTONÁCĂ

Find out the translation of totonácă to 25 languages with our Romanian multilingual translator.

The translations of totonácă from Romanian to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «totonácă» in Romanian.

• Translator Romanian - Chinese: Totonac人
• Translator Romanian - Spanish: personas totonacas
• Translator Romanian - English: Totonac people
• Translator Romanian - Hindi: Totonac लोग
• Translator Romanian - Arabic: الناس Totonac
• Translator Romanian - Russian: тотонаки
• Translator Romanian - Portuguese: pessoas Totonac
• Translator Romanian - Bengali: Totonac, মানুষ
• Translator Romanian - French: peuple Totonac
• Translator Romanian - Malay: orang Totonac
• Translator Romanian - German: Totonaken
• Translator Romanian - Japanese: トトナコ族の人々
• Translator Romanian - Korean: Totonac 사람들
• Translator Romanian - Javanese: wong Totonac
• Translator Romanian - Vietnamese: người Totonac
• Translator Romanian - Tamil: டோடோனாக் மக்கள்
• Translator Romanian - Marathi: Totonac लोक
• Translator Romanian - Turkish: totonaklar
• Translator Romanian - Italian: totonachi
• Translator Romanian - Polish: Totonac ludzi
• Translator Romanian - Ukrainian: тотонакі
• Romanian: totonácă
• Translator Romanian - Greek: Totonac άνθρωποι
• Translator Romanian - Afrikaans: Totonac mense
• Translator Romanian - Swedish: Totonac människor
• Translator Romanian - Norwegian: Totonac mennesker

ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «TOTONÁCĂ»

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