Definition of Mixe in English:

Mixe

(also Mije)

noun ˈmiːheɪ

1A member of an American Indian people of Oaxaca in southern Mexico.
2Any of a group of related languages spoken by this people, which together form the Mixean branch of the Mixe–Zoque family; this group of languages.

adjective ˈmiːheɪ

Early 17th century. From Mexican Spanish mixe, noun and adjective, perhaps from Nahuatl mīxī- (in mīxītl an intoxicating herb).

(also Mije)

nounˈmiːheɪ

1A member of an American Indian people of Oaxaca in southern Mexico.
2Any of a group of related languages spoken by this people, which together form the Mixean branch of the Mixe–Zoque family; this group of languages.

adjectiveˈmiːheɪ

Early 17th century. From Mexican Spanish mixe, noun and adjective, perhaps from Nahuatl mīxī- (in mīxītl an intoxicating herb).

词汇	Mixe
释义	Definition of Mixe in English: Mixe (also Mije) noun ˈmiːheɪ 1A member of an American Indian people of Oaxaca in southern Mexico. 2Any of a group of related languages spoken by this people, which together form the Mixean branch of the Mixe–Zoque family; this group of languages. adjective ˈmiːheɪ Designating, of, or relating to the Mixe or their languages. Origin Early 17th century. From Mexican Spanish mixe, noun and adjective, perhaps from Nahuatl mīxī- (in mīxītl an intoxicating herb). Definition of Mixe in US English: Mixe (also Mije) nounˈmiːheɪ 1A member of an American Indian people of Oaxaca in southern Mexico. 2Any of a group of related languages spoken by this people, which together form the Mixean branch of the Mixe–Zoque family; this group of languages. adjectiveˈmiːheɪ Designating, of, or relating to the Mixe or their languages. Origin Early 17th century. From Mexican Spanish mixe, noun and adjective, perhaps from Nahuatl mīxī- (in mīxītl an intoxicating herb).
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