iglesias
IPA: ɪgɫˈeɪsiɪs
Root Word: Iglesias
noun
- A commune of South Sardinia, Sardinia, Italy.
- A surname from Spanish
Examples of "iglesias" in Sentences
- The entire album was co written by Iglesias.
- Iglesias claimed to be the legal president of Mexico.
- Both Iglesias and the love interest manage to escape.
- He played a gangster in this Enrique Iglesias music video.
- Las iglesias y demás agrupaciones religiosas se sujetarán a la ley.
- Fernando Iglesias Calderon also noted as a historian and journalist.
- Fabiola Iglesias. is a young maid in the employ of the Lovelace family.
- At the end of the video Parton and Iglesias are shown leaving the castle.
- I heard, sung by sweet and half raptured saints en las iglesias de Corpus?
- Rey started with Iglesias in 1999 and is the guitarist and musical director.
- Bells seemed to peal almost constantly, emanating from the blunt towers of myriad iglesias.
- - El principio histórico de la separación del Estado y las iglesias orienta las normas contenidas en el presente artículo.
- Corresponde exclusivamente al Congreso de la Unión legislar en materia de culto público y de iglesias y agrupaciones religiosas.
- They were in a section of the city densely packed with twostory buildings only Corruna's iglesias seemed to be taller windowless, with flat undecorated roofs.
- Google can guess that you were looking for “yglesias” when you typed “iglesias” because there is a popular site on the internet with the word “yglesias” in the title.
- (Valladolid, 1621), 370; DE ZARAGOZA, Teatro hist. de las iglesias del reino de Aragón, IV, 74; Definitiones congregationis cisterciensis coronae Aragónum (Valladolid, 1790); DE UZTARROZ,
- Como ya es tradicional en nuestro querido municipio, el día de hoy 10 de mayo, desde las 2 de la mañana han salido diferentes grupos de organizaciones como iglesias, la Municipalidad y grupos de jóvenes a darle Serenata a las madrecitas de todas las zonas.
- DE XIMENA JURADO, Catalogo de los obispos de las iglesias catedrales de la diocesis de Jaén (Madrid, 1654); DE RUS PUERTA, Historia eclesiatica del reino y obispado de Jaén (Jaén, 1634), the first part of which is alone printed, the second part being in the National