Definition of Janambre. Meaning of Janambre. Synonyms of Janambre

- The Janambre (Xanambre) were an indigenous people of Tamaulipas in northeast Mexico. They were the historical enemies of the Pison (Pisones). The Janambre...
- independent language families in North and Central America. Olive and Janambre are extinct languages of Tamaulipas, Mexico. Below is Edward Sapir's (1929)...
- estates of the demarcation of Aguayo, arriving in his raids to join with the Janambre people in the attacks they undertook against the nearby Spanish settlements...
- inhabited the area with the Parnes, Chichimecas and Janambres as the predominant tribes in the area. The Janambres represented a formidable danger to those who...
- Bozalos in Matehuala, the Gualaguises in San Cristobal (Huala****ses ), the Janambres in San Antonio de los Llanos. In addition, in the early seventeenth century...
- Igollo settled down, that congregated to natives of the groups pames and janambres, and was administered by the monk Francisco Escandón and Helguera, brother...
- detained Eduardo Rodríguez Berlanga (La Conga), the owner of Constructora Janambres SA de CV and alleged money launderer and straw purchaser of Yarrington...
- the nomadic tribes of Native Americans called Negritos or Bozalos and Janambres, which inhabited until its extinction in what is now Southern Nuevo León...
- were nomadic Indian bands the Spanish called Negritos or Bozalos and Janambres. In 1626, a Franciscan priest, Lorenzo Cantú from the convent at Charcas...