Raza: ladina
English translation: Meztizo(a)
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| 4 +1 | mestizo |
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| 5 | raza: Mestiza |
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| 3 | of European ancestry |
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peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1mestizo Explanation: o mestizo de habla castellana dos aceptaciones aplicables del DRAE -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2003-12-01 19:26:01 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Oxford: mestizo, mixed race, Spanish-speaking Indian |
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6 mins confidence:
raza: Mestiza Explanation: Del diccionario de la Real Academia (Del lat. latīnus, latino). 1. adj. Astuto, sagaz, taimado. 2. adj. Se decía del romance o castellano antiguo. 3. adj. Se decía de quien habla con facilidad alguna o algunas lenguas además de la propia. 4. adj. Am. Cen. mestizo. 5. adj. Am. Cen. Mestizo que solo habla español. 6. m. Ling. Lengua hablada en la antigua Retia. 7. m. Ling. Lengua religiosa de los sefardíes. Es calco de la sintaxis y del vocabulario de los textos bíblicos hebreos y se escribe con letras latinas o con caracteres rasíes. 8. m. Ling. Variedad del castellano que, en época medieval, hablaban los judíos en España, y que, en la actualidad, hablan los judeoespañoles en Oriente. Mestizo (Del lat. tardío mixticĭus, mixto, mezclado). 1. adj. Dicho de una persona: Nacida de padre y madre de raza diferente, en especial de hombre blanco e india, o de indio y mujer blanca. U. t. c. s. Reference: http://www.rae.es |
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19 mins confidence:
of European ancestry Explanation: My understanding of this term is that it refers to the European, non-native elite. |
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