Un americanismo léxico de leyenda: Santiago como rayo en lengua de indios
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https://doi.org/10.3989/rfe.2002.v82.i1/2.148Keywords:
Americanism, Chronicler, AnthropologyAbstract
A lexical Americanism 'santiago' is documented in this article as 'ray', that apparently has not arrived until our days, although this can only confirm a better knowledge of American Spanish, though it really existed in the Andean world and it is representative of the nativesi adaptation in lexical form of the Hispanic belief in the Santiago ëkill Moorishí.
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