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Hint 1 meaning
The superficial contents of any figure; the surface included within any given lines; superficial extent; as, the area of a square or a triangle.
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The Gran Chaco is another area of considerable modification induced by European influence, and there only remain hybridised descendants of many of the ancient peoples, for example, the Abipone of the Guaycuru family.
Man, Past and Present Agustus Henry Keane 2011
The Maipure, Abipone, Mbaya and Mocobi languages place only the personal sign in intimate connection with the verb, and allow the tense and mode signs to be loosely attached.
The Philosophic Grammar of American Languages, as Set Forth by Wilhelm von Humboldt Daniel G. Brinton 2011
Such a people are the Abipone--a group of tribes which owe their especial fame among South American Indians perhaps more to the fact that they were so faithfully pictured by Father Dobrizhoffer, during the period in which they were gathered in missions, than to their own qualities, striking as these are.
Latin American Mythology Hartley Burr Alexander 2018
Still south of these is the main Pampean branch, its northerly reach being represented by the Toba, Lengua, and other Chaco stocks; its centre by the Mocobi, Abipone, and the Charrua of Uruguay (whom other authorities ally with the Brazilian stocks); its southerly division comprising the Puelche and the Tehuelche, or Patagonians proper.
Latin American Mythology Hartley Burr Alexander 2018
But among the Indians of this region it is of the Abipone, neighbours of the Mocobi, that our knowledge is fullest, owing to the classical narrative of Martin Dobrizhoffer[205] who, in the eighteenth century, was for eighteen years a Jesuit missionary in Paraguay.
Latin American Mythology Hartley Burr Alexander 2018