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Relating to mystical, philosophical, occult doctrines or knowledge; those that are transmitted to a few initiates. In Greek 949; 963; 969; 964; 949; 961; 953; 954; 959; 962; ( esoterikos ) is made up of 949; 963; 969; ( that "that which is within" ) 964; 949; 961; 959; 962; ( teros , a component that reinforces or reaffirms the previous voice ) 953; 954; 959; 962; (-ikos "relative to"), and it is because the ancient philosophers shared their ideas with a very closed circle of disciples, since that knowledge could not be understood by most people. See exoteric .
Theory by which it is assumed as allochthon the origin of the pre-Inca culture, which was believed with an autochthonous development from the advance of Amazonian peoples to the west. Already in the nineteenth century the archaeologist Max Uhle proposed that these peoples were descendants of the Mayans and that they had taken their knowledge to the Andean region, but in the twentieth century the studies of the Peruvian archaeologist Julio César Tello ruled out the Mesoamerican influence. However, the autochthonous theory was discussed again by the anthropologist Federico Kauffmann Doig, who proposed a coastal immigration from the Aztec empire to the Peruvian Andes, and later, relying on new evidence, that of a disappeared people who must have inhabited present-day Ecuador, and who spread their civilization northward and southward. resulting in the Aztec and Inca empires respectively. The name is of Greek origin by 945; 955; 955; 959; 962; ( allos "other" ) 967; 952; 969; 957; ( chtoon "land, place of birth") -ismo . See autochthonism.
1º_ Theory by which the origin of the American man is supposed to be autochthonous, although it was always considered allochthonous, arrived from Asia through the Bering Bridge or other coastal routes. Autochthonism was defended by the Italian-Argentine paleontologist Florentino Ameghino, although with erroneous or falsified evidence. The name is of Greek origin by 945; 965; 964; 959; 962; ( automos "same" ) 967; 952; 969; 957; ( chtoon "land, place of birth") -ismo . 2º_ Theory that appears as opposition to diffusionism, since it supposes the social and cultural developments as proper to each people, by its natural impulse of change, and not as an influence of nuclear civilizations that spread their religion, culture and technology. See aloctonismo .
1º_ In the Catholic liturgy, the book that gathers the antiphons to sing all year round is called antiphon or antiphonary. See suffix -aryan . 2º_ Although it is of very old use, it used to be called that in the Spain of the sixteenth century to the ass, to the buttocks. There is not much certainty about the origin of this version, some theories associate it with the fact that the antiphon is a dialogue between two choirs, and the book contains both songs (which in one of its meanings means "buttocks"); in others the custom of singing it standing is remembered, but in the face of fatigue the religious were always discovered supporting the buttocks on any protrusion of walls or furniture, although this explanation seems even less plausible than the previous one.
1º_ Fruit of the papayo . 2º_ Several objects with the shape of the previous one, such as grenades or throwing bombs that the guerrillas usually use in Colombia. See papayazo . 3º_ Naïve, who gives advantages to others to his own detriment; by extension it is said of something easy to do or get, of an opportunity. The origin seems to be in how easy the papayo tree grows when planting its seeds. See "papaya puesta, papaya partida". 4º_ In some places it is a vulgar name for the vulva.
