Taos

See also: taos and t-aos

English

Etymology

From Taos tə̂o (“village”), as in tə̂otho (“in the village”) or tə̂obo (“to the village”), via Spanish Taos (“Taos”).

Proper noun

Taos

An indigenous, Tiwa-speaking people of New Mexico who inhabit a pueblo there.
The pueblo which they inhabit, which, being about one thousand years old, is one of the oldest continuously inhabited sites in the United States.
The Kiowa-Tanoan lect they speak, which is either closely related to or a dialect of northern Tiwa.
A town, the county seat of Taos County, New Mexico, south of Taos Pueblo.
A city and town in Missouri.

Derived terms

Taos County

Translations

ethnic group

Chinese:
Mandarin: 叩頭／叩头 (zh), 陶斯 (Táosī)
Navajo: Tówołnii
Swahili: Wataosi
Taos: t’óynemą, ìałophàymųp’ȍhəothəlt’óynemą

pueblo

Chinese:
Mandarin: 叩頭／叩头 (zh), 陶斯 (Táosī)
Navajo: Tówoł
Spanish: Taos, San Gerónimo de los Taos, San Miguel, Brada (1541), Valladolid (1541), Tayberon (1598), Tayberin (1598)
Taos: ȉałopháybo, ȉałopháymųp’ȍhə́othə̀olbo, tə̂obo, tə̂otho,

town

Chinese:
Mandarin: 叩頭／叩头 (zh), 陶斯 (Táosī)
Taos: kwę́’ogą, plòso’óna

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Translations to be checked

Russian: ^{(please verify)} та́ос (ru) m (táos)

Anagrams

OTAs, SOTA, Sato, Sota, Tsao, as to, oast, oats, stoa, toas, tosa