Tarasco

[ tuh-ras-koh, -rahs- ]

noun

, plural Ta·ras·cos, (especially collectively) Ta·ras·co.

1. Tarascan ( def ).

Word History and Origins

Origin of Tarasco¹

First recorded in 1870–75; Tarascan ( def )

Example Sentences

It must not, however, be thought from this that there was any relationship between the Toltec and Tarasco languages.

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The Tarasco population was now thoroughly alarmed and with one accord the various states began to prepare for war.

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This prince was sent to the island of Xaracuero, to be educated by the Tarasco priests in the arts of civilized life.

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Again the Tarasco princes were alarmed, and uniting their forces they marched upon Patzcuaro.

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It was to the sound of this splendid blast that the intrepid Tartarin Tarasco of Tarascon embarked for the land of lions.

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