Cacique

/kəˈsiːk/ noun

A chief or leader of an indigenous people, especially in the Caribbean, Mexico, or Central America.

From Spanish cacique, borrowed from Taíno (a Caribbean Arawakan language). Columbus and early Spanish colonizers encountered this indigenous leadership title and borrowed it into Spanish and later English.

AMካሽን
ARكاشيك
BNক্যাকি
CAcacique
CScacique
DAcacique
DECacique
ELκασιέ
EScacique
FAکاشیک
FIcacique
FRcacique
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