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Chontal, Mayan Indians of Oaxaca and Tabasco states in southeastern Mexico. They are linguistically closely related to the Chol, to the south, and to the Chortí, of eastern Guatemala. The Chontal and Chol also share a similar environment and culture. Rainfall is heavy and the climate humid. The
Huamelultec (also called Lowland Chontal) is spoken today by fewer than 100 elderly persons in San Pedro Huamelula and Santiago Astata near the coast in the Mexican state of Oaxaca.
Chol, Mayan Indians of northern Chiapas in southeastern Mexico. The Chol language is closely related to Chontal, spoken by neighbouring people to the north, and to Chorti, spoken by people of eastern Guatemala.
The Chorti are linguistically related to the Chol and Chontal (qq.v.) of Chiapas, Oaxaca, and Tabasco in southeastern Mexico.
Sforzato (sfz) means a sudden sharp accent, and sforzando (sf ), a slight modification of this.
Alfred-Victor, count de Vigny
by L. Seche (1913); Correspondance (18161835), ed.by F. Baldensperger (1933); Memoires inedits, ed.by J. Sangnier, 2nd ed.
Among these are the Shinnawiyyah, the Kannasiyyah, the Bayyumiyyah, the Sallamiyyah, the Halabiyyah, and the Bundariyyah.
Iguanids are made up of eight subfamilies: Corytophaninae, Crotaphytinae, Hoplocercinae, Iguaninae, Oplurinae, Phrynosomatinae, Polychrotinae, and Tropidurinae.
This is the ability to reason simultaneously about the whole and about part of the whole.
"; "What you see is what you get! "; and "The Devil made me do it."