Definition of Motilon in English:

Motilon

(also Motilone, Motilones, Motilón)

noun məʊtɪˈləʊn

1A member of any of various peoples living in and around the Colombian and Venezuelan Andes and in the lowlands around Lake Maracaibo.
2Any of several unrelated languages spoken by the Motilon peoples, notably the Chibchan language of the Bari or the Carib language of the Yukpa.

adjective məʊtɪˈləʊn

Of, designating, or relating to the Motilon.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From Spanish motilón, lit. ‘shaven-headed one’ from motilar to cut the hair, Aragonese variant of mutilar to mutilate from classical Latin mutilāre + -on.

Definition of Motilon in US English:

Motilon

(also Motilone, Motilones, Motilón)

nounməʊtɪˈləʊn

1A member of any of various peoples living in and around the Colombian and Venezuelan Andes and in the lowlands around Lake Maracaibo.
2Any of several unrelated languages spoken by the Motilon peoples, notably the Chibchan language of the Bari or the Carib language of the Yukpa.

adjectiveməʊtɪˈləʊn

Of, designating, or relating to the Motilon.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From Spanish motilón, lit. ‘shaven-headed one’ from motilar to cut the hair, Aragonese variant of mutilar to mutilate from classical Latin mutilāre + -on.

单词	Motilon
释义	Definition of Motilon in English: Motilon (also Motilone, Motilones, Motilón) noun məʊtɪˈləʊn 1A member of any of various peoples living in and around the Colombian and Venezuelan Andes and in the lowlands around Lake Maracaibo. 2Any of several unrelated languages spoken by the Motilon peoples, notably the Chibchan language of the Bari or the Carib language of the Yukpa. adjective məʊtɪˈləʊn Of, designating, or relating to the Motilon. Origin Mid 19th century. From Spanish motilón, lit. ‘shaven-headed one’ from motilar to cut the hair, Aragonese variant of mutilar to mutilate from classical Latin mutilāre + -on. Definition of Motilon in US English: Motilon (also Motilone, Motilones, Motilón) nounməʊtɪˈləʊn 1A member of any of various peoples living in and around the Colombian and Venezuelan Andes and in the lowlands around Lake Maracaibo. 2Any of several unrelated languages spoken by the Motilon peoples, notably the Chibchan language of the Bari or the Carib language of the Yukpa. adjectiveməʊtɪˈləʊn Of, designating, or relating to the Motilon. Origin Mid 19th century. From Spanish motilón, lit. ‘shaven-headed one’ from motilar to cut the hair, Aragonese variant of mutilar to mutilate from classical Latin mutilāre + -on.
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