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Chamorro
[ chuh-mawr-oh; Spanish chah-mawr-raw ]
noun
, plural Cha·mor·ros [ch, uh, -, mawr, -ohz, chah-, mawr, -, r, aws], (especially collectively) Cha·mor·ro.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of Chamorro1
First recorded in 1945–50; from Spanish, from CHamoru Chamorri, the name of the highest, ruling caste of that people
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Example Sentences
Chamorro proclaimed himself duly elected, and was installed in office at Granada, the chief city of the Servile faction.
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It also obtained among the Chamorro of the Ladrones, who termed it tshomiko.
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Their language is Chamorro, much resembling the Visayan dialect.
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