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What is totonim?

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∙ 11y ago
Updated: 3/21/2024

"Tótonim" is a Nahuatl term that translates to "our ancestors" or "our forefathers." It is a word used by some indigenous communities in Mexico to refer to their past generations and the spiritual connection to their heritage.

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