e/Piro Pueblo

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has gloss	eng: Piro Pueblo : The Piros (not to be confused with the Piros of the Ucayali basin in Peru) were a Native American Pueblo people that lived in a number of pueblos in the Rio Grande Valley around modern Socorro, New Mexico, USA. The now extinct Piro language was in the family of Tiwa languages. Whether voluntarily or not, some Piros were hospitable to the first Spanish colonists who arrived in 1598. As a result, the Spanish gave first one, then another, Piro pueblo the name Socorro, which means aid or help (in case of problems or difficulties).
lexicalization	eng: Piro Pueblo
instance of	c/Native American tribes in New Mexico

Meaning
Croatian
has gloss	hrv: Piro, pleme ili plemena Tanoan Indijanaca koji je u 17. stoljeću živjelo u području rijeke Rio Grande, a sastojalo se od dvije glavne grupe: Tiwa duž Rio Grande od San Marciala (danas grad duhova) u okrugu Socorro, pa prema Albuquerqueu; Tompiro ili Salineros istočno od Rio grande u području slanih laguna (salinasa). Od ranih Španjolaca Pirosi su nazivani Sjevernjaci (= Norteños), prema njihovom lokalitetu kod El Paso del Norte. Danas žive na rezervatu Tigua Indian Reservation u Teksasu, i pod imenom Piro-Manso-Tiwa Tribe (206; 2000) kod Las Crucesa u pueblu San Juan de Guadalupe, u Novom Meksiku.
lexicalization	hrv: Piro, Tanoan
lexicalization	hrv: Piro
Japanese
has gloss	jpn: ピロ・プエブロ(Piro Pueblo)は、現在のニューメキシコ州ソコロ周辺のリオ・グランデ川流域のプエブロ集落に住んでいた、プエブロインディアンのこと。現在消滅したピロ語は、テワ語族に属していた。自発的だったか否か関係なく、何名かのピロ・プエブロは、1598年に到着した最初のスペイン人入植者たちを親切にもてなした。その結果、その時は別の名前だったが、スペイン人はピロ・プエブロを、支援や快適さを意味するソコロ(Socorro)と名付けた。
lexicalization	jpn: ピロ・プエブロ