cacique

The Cacique did not understand the tongue, but he knew what she was saying.

"Now you are well enough to meet the Cacique," she said.

"My sister and first wife will lead the dance for us," the Cacique said.

I think that first there will be loyal men trying to save their cacique.

Each was governed by a cacique who held absolute power over their people.

"Pedro has told me something of his conversation with the cacique," he said.

"Then come; the Cacique will be glad to see you."

The Cacique certainly intended to gain an advantage this time.

The natives lived in small villages, each led by a cacique.

When he saw her, the Cacique shook his head.

"No one has pleased the Cacique twice in the way you have.

"And what sort of manner of man is this cacique?"

"The Cacique said she could not do woman's work."

The Chief or Cacique was the leader of the settlement.

"And ever after, until you marry, you must say that the Cacique was best."

Then they would crowd around the Cacique of the Sun to argue the matter.

Every tribe within the confederation was ruled by a chief or cacique.

Cacique is a Native American title for a chief or leader.

The stranded party suffered while the cacique was gone.

The cacique appoints tribal council members, staff, and the governor.

He was considered a "cacique", for he had the say in all appointments.

"The cacique, he wants to speak to you now.

Cacique and elite families had no objection to this precondition.

The cacique gestured grandly, with a great sweep of his arms.

And even in peace, you are the cacique.