cañada

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sustantivo

cañada

feminine noun

1. cattle track (camino para ganado); valley (valle) (Cuban Spanish); creek, stream (arroyo) (RP)

cañada [cah-nyah’-dah]

noun

1. Glen or dale between mountains; glade. (f)

2. Cañada real, sheep-walk for the flocks passing from the mountainous and colder parts of Spain to the flat and warmer parts. (f)

3. Measure of wine. (Province; Provinicial) (f)

4. Rivulet, brook. (America) (f)


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