Definition of Carochis. Meaning of Carochis. Synonyms of Carochis

- Horacio Carochi (1586–1666) was a Jesuit priest and grammarian who was born in Florence and died in New Spain. He is known for his grammar of the classical...
- (1642), and Horacio Carochi (1645). Carochi's is today considered the most important of the colonial-era grammars of Nahuatl. Carochi has been particularly...
- without distinguishing long vowels. Over a century later, in 1645, Horacio Carochi defined macrons to mark long vowels ā, ē, ī and ō, and short vowels with...
- his Arte de la Lengua Mexicana (1645), the priest and grammarian Horacio Carochi aimed to provide a full representation of all phonemically relevant features...
- footballer Caesar Cardini, restaurateur, chef, and hotel owner Horacio Carochi, priest and grammarian Arturo Brizio Carter, football referee C****iano...
- presence in present-day Mexico (and elsewhere) Grammar of Mexican language by Carochi Dialect division of Spanish in Mexico, according to Lope Blanch. Toilet...
- saltillo is indicated with an h following a vowel. The grammarian Horacio Carochi (1645) represented saltillo by marking diacritics on the preceding vowel:...
- Antonio del Rincón, in 1642 Diego de Galdo Guzmán and in 1645 Horacio Carochi. The latter, a Jesuit philologist originally from Florence, is considered...
- translations contain marginal notes referencing Carochi. Alva's work contributed to Horacio Carochi's grammar of Nahuatl, Arte de la lengua mexicana,...
- treasurer/public trustee Allen Cooper, sheriff John Kratz, surveyor Tony Carochi, county manager Colorado Department of Corrections operates several prisons...