Examples of using Guanche in English and their translations into German
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This village was a hotbed guanche before the Spanish conquest.
The ravine Herques has alwaysbeen an area where there are many caves with Guanche remains.
It makes our dictionary'Are'are Guanche real, as it is created by native speakers people, that uses language for every day.
It was founded in 1485 by Norman and Andalusian colonists, but a Guanche locality was already there.
Ung or Guanche: we also provide examples of usage, by showing dozens of examples of translated sentences containing translated phrase.
The etymology of the word Teide(pronounced“ té-i-dé”) comes from the word Guanche“echeide” which means“hell”.
Liqueur Rum Honey Arehucas Guanche 70Cl 20º is a specialty composed of aged rum and honey, with good body and exquisite flavor.
There are also, in Teno,important archaeological remains that attest to the presence of Guanche in this region.
Today besides the motorway there is a huge stone wall painting with a Guanche blowing the victory signal through a horn in the place of the massacre.
The Islote de Hilario is also named Tinecheide,which means“Mountain of Hell” in the language Guanche natives.
The Guanche name for the area on which La Laguna stands was Aguere, and that term is sometimes still used to refer to the municipality.
Price per night 52 EUR Located in Icod de los Vinos in the Tenerife region, Apartamentos Guanche features a patio.
The Church of the Guanche People is a religious organisation, founded in 2001 in the city of San Cristóbal de La Laguna, Tenerife, Canary Islands.
Souvenirs sold in Island businesses claim a kinship with art Guanche, including using two symbols.
A colonial past mixed with the Guanche legacy and the fact that, like all the Canary Islands, it is situated only a short distance from Africa have made this a racially diverse city.
The etymology of the word Teide(pronounced"té-i-dé") comes from the word Guanche"echeide" which means"hell.
Icod was founded in thelate fifteenth century under the reign of Ycoden, Guanche chief of that region; Los Vinos has gained importance in the sixteenth century by the culture of the vine.
Furthermore, to be a little bit more precise, our accommodation is near to several places such as Mariposario del Drago,Museo Guanche and Parque del Drago.
The town of Valle Gran Rey corresponds to the pre-Hispanic Township Orone,where King guanche most powerful had taken up residence, and yet we find there abundant vestiges of that past.
The Church of St. James Apostle was built in the hills above Los Realejos and represents the first attempt to build a Christian church where the 25 of July 1496, the“mencey” Bencomo de Taoro,head Supreme Guanche, surrendered weapons Castilians.
Gáldar was the capital of the ancient kingdoms of the island,"guanartematos" and residence of Guanche Kings Island, the"guanartemes", with many archaeological sites that show the intensity of the pre-Hispanic settlement.
In one of these niches located in the center altarpiece is the statue of the patron of the place, San Marcos Evangelista, a small Flemish Gothic statue which, according to legend,would have appeared on the coast of the kingdom of Guanche Icoden before the conquest island by the Spaniards.
Previously the seat of Tenesor Semidán(latterly known as Fernando Guanarteme), one of the island's two Guanche chiefs, Gáldar takes much pride in its heritage, witnessed in the Guanche names of many of its streets.
Los Realejos has the oldest church of the island, one of the parish of Santiago, built in 1498. The Church of St. James Apostle was built in the hills above Los Realejos and represents the first attempt to build a Christian church where the 25 of July 1496, the"mencey" Bencomo de Taoro,head Supreme Guanche, surrendered weapons Castilians.
Here took place the surrender of the Guanche leaders(indigenous Canary Islands) controlled by Bencomo, July 25, 1496 and therefore the Spaniards decided to build a church dedicated to the Apostle St. James(Santiago) was the first parish counted and Tenerife in which nine"menceyes"(indigenous leaders) and other native dignitaries were baptized.
The locality was called once Ajei or Ajey, which meant"little village,hamlet" in the language of the Guanche natives, specifically Majos or Maxos of Lanzarote.
The Aborigines called this beautiful and fertile place Arautapala orAraotava which formed part of Guanche menceyato(sort of aboriginal municipality) of Taoro.
A monument depicting aboriginal people tumbling over a precipice to escape capture,symbolises resistance of the Guanche chief Doramas, after whom this park was named.
