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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "african" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 8 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
african africano [adj]
african africana [adj/f]
General
african africano [m]
african afro (inglés) [adj]
african africana [f]
african afro [adj] disused
Poetry
african áfrico [adj]
african áfrico [adj]

Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "african" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 150 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
african (person) africano [m]
african man africano [m]
african-american man afroamericano [m]
african-american afroamericano [adj]
central african centroafricano [adj]
central african centroafricano [m]
moor (north african muslim) moro [m]
african american afroamericana [f]
african woman africana [f]
General
north african norteafricano [adj]
pan-african panafricano [adj]
south african sudafricano [m/adj]
fondness of african culture africanismo [m]
word borrowed from an african language afronegrismo [m]
indigenous african dance balele [m]
recently enslaved african man bozal [m]
central african man centroafricano [m]
african-american spiritual espiritual negro [m]
dance with african roots guineo [m]
music accompanying dance with african roots guineo [m]
north african man moriego [m]
north african man moro [m]
north african man norteafricano [m]
pan-african man panafricano [m]
south african man sudafricano [m]
southern african man sudafricano [m]
south african man surafricano [m]
behavior of african people africanidad [f]
central african woman centroafricana [f]
north african woman mora [f]
north african woman moriega [f]
north african woman norteafricana [f]
pan-african woman panafricana [f]
south african woman sudafricana [f]
southern african woman sudafricana [f]
south african woman surafricana [f]
southern african afrikáner [m/f]
southern african afrikáner [adj]
african-american afroantillano [adj]
african-asian afroasiático [adj]
of african descent afronegro [adj]
pertaining to ancient african people masilio [adj]
north african morisco [adj]
north african moro [adj]
north african norteafricano [adj]
pan-african panafricano [adj]
south african sudafricano [adj]
southern african sudafricano [adj]
south african surafricano [adj]
african monkey cebo [m]
south african surafricano [m]
a person who is from central africa or of central african descent centroafricano [m]
african elephant elefante africano [m]
african american negro americano [m]
african nation país africano [m]
african-american student estudiante afroamericano [m]
african-american student alumno afroamericano [m]
african americans theater teatro afroamericano [m]
african country país africano [m]
african monitor lagarto monitor africano [m]
south african surafricana [f]
african american negra americana [f]
braai (south african) parrilla [f]
african oil palm palma africana de aceite [f]
african tribe tribu africana [f]
african oil palm palma aceitera [f]
african-american student alumna afroamericana [f]
african american church iglesia afroamericana [f]
african nation nación africana [f]
south african sudafricano [m/f]
someone that is of african descent afrodescendiente [m/f]
someone that is of african descent negrito [m/f]
african-american student estudiante afroamericana [m/f]
of african descent afrodescendiente [adj]
of african descent and from chocó afrochocoano [adj]
pertaining to central africa or the central african people centroafricano [adj]
pertaining to persons of african descent negro [adj]
south african surafricano [adj]
african natives nativos africanos [m/pl]
african natives oriundos de áfrica [m/pl]
african american dramatists dramaturgos afroamericanos [m/pl]
african americans afroamericanos [m/pl]
african american women authors escritoras afroamericanas [f/pl]
african american women authors autoras afroamericanas [f/pl]
african american women civil rights workers afroamericanas defensoras de los derechos civiles [f/pl]
african americans afroamericanas [f/pl]
african influences influencias africanas [f/pl]
temple where ceremonies of the abakua society, of african origin, are celebrated cuarto fambá [n] CU
african elephant elefante africano
central african republic república centroafricana
african union unión africana
african vulture abanto (alimoche) [m]
african bird of prey alimoche [m]
large african monkey cefo [m]
african viper hemorroo [m]
african falcon lanero [m]
south african sudafricano [m]
african falcon/eagle baca [f]
african coin of small value burba [f]
name of a moth and of an african plant halia [f]
african serpent fara [f]
african drum marimba [f]
south african sudafricana [f]
african viper cerasta [f]
relating to african studies africanista [adj]
south african sudafricano [adj]
south-african sudafricano [adj]
pounded mass of yarn (african origin) fufu [m] COCUPR
a male member of an african mutual aid society abakuá [m] CUPR
edible oil extracted from the fruit of the african palm aceite de corozo [m] HNPA
a male member of an african mutual aid society abacuá [m] CUPR
african heritage ritual where drums are played bembé [m] CU
ancient african dance bembé [m] CU
ancient african dance bembé de potencias [m] PR
african-american religion practiced in uruguay batuque [m] UY
african-american religion devotee batuquero [m] UY
a rhythmic dance of african origin that gets this name from the bass or kettle drum, the only instrument with which its music is made baile de bomba [m] PR
temple where ceremonies of the abakua society, of african origin, are celebrated fambá [m] CU
temple where ceremonies of the abakua society, of african origin, are celebrated atrile [m] CU
place where ceremonies are performed by the abakuá, group of african origin cuarto fambá [m] CU
place where ceremonies are performed by the abakuá, group of african origin atrile [m] CU
plot of land planted with african bermuda-grass estrellal [m] CR
one of the characters used in voodoo ceremonies, that has origin in african customs of black slaves candelón [m] DO
animist religion of african origin that is practiced in brazil and has spread to some other bordering countries candomblé [m] ARUY
one of the characters used in voodoo ceremonies that has its origin in the african customs of black slaves, candeló [m] DO
ethnic group product of miscegenation of arawak and caribbean women with black african slaves garifuna [m] GTHNSVNI
small, single membrane drum used in dances of african origin and parties celebrated by black people cua [m] PR
member of the society of african origin abakuá, exclusive to men ñáñigo [m] CU
african man afro [m] disused
african ritual bembé [m] CU
person who speaks spanish with the accent of a recently enslaved african man bozal [m] CUdisused
black slave dressed in traditional african attire dancing in the street on three kings' day diablito [m] CU
young african slave muleque [m] CU
society of african origin for the purpose of mutual aid, made up exclusively of men (abacuá) abakuá [f] CUPR
an african mutual aid society abakuá [f] CUPR
african-american religion devotee batuquera [f] UY
musical genre of african influence bomba [f] PR
percussion instrument of african origin cachimba [f] PR
hair styling product made with african palm fruit manteca de corozo [f] PA
member of the society of african origin abakuá, exclusive to men ñáñiga [f] CU
cults with worship of deities from syncretism between african and catholic beliefs santería [f] PACUPR
african drum used in popular music of the antilles tumba [f] CU:EDO
african drum used in popular music of the antilles tumbadora [f] PR
african drum used in popular music of the antilles conga [f] PR
african woman afra [f] disused
african american (preferred in united states) albarazado [adj] MXPErare
related to an african mutual aid society abakuá [adj] CUPR
practice african religions caminar [v] CU
north african norteafricana [adj/f]
pan-african panafricana [adj/f]