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The Spanish Language of New Mexico and Southern Colorado: A ...
The other common meaning of cunques in New Mexican Spanish is 'Crumbs,'
conceptually close enough to coffee grounds (and indeed cracked corn) to be a
reasonable semantic extension. The NMCOSS consultants were asked to identify
...
Garland D. Bills, Neddy A. Vigil,
2008
*heces del café; palabra indígena *the Spanish word for coffee grounds
neomexicana is cunques, of ludian origin (Zuni) in New Mexico *hechos de
azúcar que se deshacen en la *hard candy. Los cunques* se asientan, listo el
café para ...
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Antes: Stories from the Past : Rural Cuba, New Mexico, 1769-1949
Another word of Tewa origin is cunques (sediment). We still use the word
cunques for coffee grounds. We use the word teguas (buffalo-hide shoes) for
moccasins which our ancestors very likely also learned to make from these
people.
Esther V. Cordova May,
2011
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Novo dicionário da língua portuguesa
Gênero de plantas saxifragáceas. (De Cuno, n. p.) * *Cunqueiro*, m. Prov. trasm.
Planta, espécie de azêdas, que nasce nosparedõesdas arribase nas rampasdas
estradas. (Relacionasecom cunca?) * *Cunques*, m. pl. Prov. trasm. Dinheiro.
Cândido de Figueiredo,
1937
... cascalho, cash, changa, chapa, chavo, chelpa, cheta, china, chinfre, cobre,
cominho, conques, coros, contos, coscos, coscorinhos, contado, cunfres,
cunques, cuprém, dindim, duque, erva, estaleca, estilha, facho, falépia, farpela,
faz-me-rir, ...
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The Annual Register: Or a View of the History, Politics and ...
... returnvto their native country, till they were covered with laurcla— till they could
pass under triumphal arches, nor till they could carry off as trophies the
standardsof Castile. They will cunques'andleave Peru free, or they will die. This!
promise.
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P. Virgilii Maronis Opera Omnia Ex Editione Heyniana: Cum ...
... j fatebor l/L-ruj nonnullis in eodicibus pervetustis legere est. fuerit quodcunque
singulari numeroz quanquam non sum nescins. plurimos esse. qui faveant
lectioni fuerint qua-cunques quia scilicet cuncta præpositum est nomen
multitudinis.
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The Fourth Part of the Institutes of the Laws of England: ...
... avant bans . ve>;rois et loyaux amyes et eydans countre tout homme fauue
lesglife, de Rome en tiels manere- ques ascun ou phsours qui- cunques ilz fus/
ent voloient depdnticer, emfefcher,. ou troubles les dits rep en franchises et
liberties, ...
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The History of Scotland: From the Death of King James I, in ...
... aganis the realme of Scotlande, that forced the nobilitie to seik support fro
France, and thair throch was constraned to lend the Quene thair ; and that sic
faffione of dealing was not the nerrest way to cunques a lady and princes of
heretage in ...
John Lesley (bp. of Ross),
1830
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Sunday, its origin, history, and present obligation: ...
Exhibiting the Origin, DeBCent, and Present State of every Title of Peerage which
has existed in this Country since the Cunques'. Being a New Edition of the "
bynopsts of the Peerage." Revised and Continued to the Present Time. By
William ...
James Augustus Hessey,
1861