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Pech people - Wikipedia The name "Pech" derives from the Pech-language ethnonym Pech, the name that refers only to themselves For the Pech to refer to other groups, the term "Pech-Hakua" will be used, meaning "other people"
pech, n. ¹ meanings, etymology and more | Oxford English Dictionary Factsheet What does the noun pech mean? There are two meanings listed in OED's entry for the noun pech See ‘Meaning use’ for definitions, usage, and quotation evidence This word is used in northern English regional dialect, Irish English, and Scottish English
pech, peched, peches, peching- WordWeb dictionary definition Verb: pech pekh Usage: UK, Ireland, dialect Breathe heavily or laboriously, especially due to exertion or fatigue "He peched as he climbed the steep hill " Noun: pech pekh Usage: UK, Ireland, dialect A heavy, laboured breath or the sound of such breathing "After running, he let out a loud pech" Derived forms: peched, peches, peching
pech - definition and meaning - Wordnik Founded around the 12th Century, its name comes from the Puré pech a word signifying "Place of Tribute," because in prehispanic times tribute from the towns of the Sierra and the Tierra Caliente were made to the Purépecha Empire in this place