Definitions by Xalixco

pancho 

etymology:

It comes from the Mexican language Nahuatl. Nahuatl belongs to the Uto-Aztecan linguistic family. /pancho/ means "jump", other synonyms are, pancholoa, panchololiztli

"Pancho in atoyatl achtopa yehuan itta tehuatl."

"Jump the river before they see you."

pancho by xalixco February 5, 2010

Pancho 

Mexican, rebel, revolutionary, fearless, leader, strong, not to mess with, lover of women, loved by women, patriotic, family man, feared, envied, intelligent, fierce, gentle, handsome.

Pancho Villa was a Mexican Rebel, a Revolutionary General, a Division General of 50,000 rebels during the Mexican Revolution, he was a lover of women and loved by women. Men wanted to be like him and be his followers.

Pancho by Xalixco February 5, 2010