Yaqui
a member of an american indian people of sonora, mexico.
the uto-aztecan language of the yaqui.
a river in nw mexico, flowing into the gulf of california. 420 miles (676 km) long.
historical examples
real soldiers of fortune richard harding davis
across the mesa jarvis hall
the treasure trail marah ellis ryan
forty years among the indians daniel w. jones
new witnesses for g-d (volume 2 of 3) b. h. roberts
beginners luck emily hahn
play the game! ruth comfort mitch-ll
the colonization of north america herbert eugene bolton
the treasure of pearls gustave aimard
the saddle boys in the grand canyon james carson
noun
a river in nw mexico, rising near the border with the us and flowing south to the gulf of california. length: about 676 km (420 miles)
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