Examples of 'lenca' in a sentence
Meaning of "lenca"
lenca (noun) - a member of an indigenous people of western Honduras
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- A Mesoamerican indigenous people of southwestern Honduras and eastern El Salvador in Central America.
- A nearly extinct language once spoken by these people.
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Lenca heritage tourism is expanding.
A gathering of elders from several Lenca villages.
Lenca indigenous people.
The area was populated by Lenca natives.
The Lenca practise agriculture and make pottery.
Coffee is a staple of the Lenca lifestyle.
The Lenca people organized themselves in work groups.
Most of its population is of Lenca origin.
The Lenca women mainly work in the home.
Tours can be arranged to go to Lenca pottery centers in the countryside.
The Lenca population is about one hundred thousand.
Economic activity and diet of the Lenca indigenous people.
Many Lenca communities still have their communal land.
Sustaining culture and heritage for the Lenca people.
Lenca culture developed for centuries preceding the Spanish conquest.
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There are many needs among the indigenous Lenca people.
The Lenca once had a distinct language which is now extinct.
Buses from here will travel onwards to the Lenca highlands.
Many Lenca men have had to find employment in neighboring cities.
The original inhabitants of the municipio were the indigenous Lenca group.
Many Lenca still have profound respect and adoration for the sun.
To share the living culture of the indigenous Lenca of Honduras who we represent.
The origin of Lenca populations has been a source of ongoing debate amongst anthropologists and historians.
There only remains pending the man or woman representing the indigenous Lenca population.
Honduras is also famous for its Lenca ceramics and cotton sock manufacturing.
The Lenca and Chorti have long since become farm workers in the indigenous tradition.
Geographical location of the Lenca people.
There are still many Lenca groups in the areas surrounding the village center.
Berta Cáceres was a daughter of the indigenous Lenca people.
The origin of Lenca populations has been a source of ongoing debate among anthropologists and historians.
Berta also opposed US military bases on Lenca territory.
COPINH is committed to empowering Lenca communities through a range of activities.
The largest indigenous group in Honduras is the Lenca people.
The Lenca is not understood.
Berta Cáceres was a leader of the Lenca indigenous community.
This is a library of videos collected since the inception of Oro Lenca.
They are largely Lenca drawings.
Promotion of culture and tourism for local development in Ruta Lenca.
Berta Cáceres was a leader of the Lenca indigenous community in southwestern Honduras.
No more repression against COPINH and the Lenca people.
The Chortí and Lenca people live in the rugged western highlands.
La Campa is well known for its magnificent production of Lenca pottery.
The Lenca hill.
This is a library of photos collected since the inception of Oro Lenca.
Lenca Potón language.
Its main accesses are Correntoso and Lenca.
The village of Perquín was founded by Lenca tribes before European settlement.
The Lenca are the indigenous people of western Honduras and eastern El Salvador.
The Resurgence of the Lenca people.
Work in lenca communities in honduras, developing human rights projects.
