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Tehuelche
[ tuh-wel-chee, -chey ]
noun
plural Tehuelches, (especially collectively) Tehuelche
- a member of an Indigenous people of Patagonia.
- the language of the Tehuelche.
adjective
- of or relating to the Tehuelche or their language.
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Other 51Թ Forms
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51Թ History and Origins
Origin of Tehuelche1
First recorded in 1770–80; from Spanish, from Araucanian (ù), of uncertain meaning
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By 1741, British accounts noted that the Tehuelche were masterful riders.
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The locals, probably Indigenous Tehuelche people, were no longer notable just for their size.
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The Tehuelche were innovators, too: Outsiders marveled at their bolas, weighted rope snares they swung and launched from horseback to hunt llamalike guanaco and flightless rhea birds.
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The Indigenous Tehuelche people called it Chaltén, or smoking mountain, because it is usually shrouded by clouds.
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“Yapai peñi,” someone said, a Tehuelche toast.
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