romelino
what does romeino mean in spanish'
13 Answers
The original title page has ...DON QVIXOTE... on it which was published in 1605. Heck, that is older than I!
true, but it's only don quixote in english. in spanish it's don quijote. the x is archaic.
Tsir
It is spelt Don Quixote
On second thoughts, this must be molino - windmill.
James
What did you think of Nicole Kidman's and Ewan McGregor's rendition'
no you are right, this word is from the don kijote story
Gracias James.
No, the real one, in Paris.
Are you referring to the one with Zsa Zsa Gábor'
Molino is windmill. You can remember it from the famous Moulin Rouge, or Red Windmill.
I think you have spelt this word incorrectly. Can you give more context.
Otherwise it could be
Romero - Pilgrim or Roesemary
Romería - Pilgrimage
Romanó - Romany
isn't it also the word for windmill? i seem to recall it being part of the story of don quixote. or am i confusing it with another word'
Do you think you got the letters mixed up?
Look:
remolino m
1 (de agua) whirlpool
2 (de aire) whirlwind
3 (de polvo) swirl
4 (en el pelo) cowlick
5 (de gente) crowd, mass
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