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bandada

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Catalan

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Pronunciation

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Etymology 1

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Frombanda(side)+‎-ada.

Noun

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bandadaf(pluralbandades)

  1. side
    Synonyms:banda,costat
  2. (nautical)lurch(sudden movement)

Etymology 2

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Frombanda(group)+‎-ada.

Noun

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bandadaf(pluralbandades)

  1. flock,herd,pack,etc.
  2. gang,troop,band

Further reading

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Galician

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Etymology

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Attested since 1671. Frombando+‎-ada.

Pronunciation

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Noun

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bandadaf(pluralbandadas)

  1. flock(of birds)
    Synonym:banda
  2. shoal(of fish)
    Synonyms:banco,cardume
  3. flock,swarm(of people)
    Synonym:bando
    • 1671,Gabriel Feixoo,Contenda dos labradores de Caldelas:
      Homes, jentes à rribeira,
      tocai ò sino apilido,
      que esta o Roleiro firido
      polo medio da moleira.
      rapaces, mulleres, bellos
      eilos ben nunhabandada
      Men, people, to the banks!
      Toll the bells, alarm!
      Roleiro is wounded
      by the middle of the head.
      Young ones, women, elders
      here they come together in aflock
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Portuguese

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Pronunciation

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  • Hyphenation:ban‧da‧da

Noun

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bandadaf(pluralbandadas)

  1. flockof birds in flight
    Synonyms:revoada,ninhal

Adjective

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bandadafsg

  1. femininesingularofbandado

Spanish

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Etymology

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Frombanda+‎-ada.

Noun

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bandadaf(pluralbandadas)

  1. flock(of birds)
    Synonym:banda
  2. swarm(of insects)
  3. shoal(of fish)
    Synonyms:banco,cardume
  4. flock,swarm(of people)

Adjective

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bandadaf

  1. femininesingularofbandado

Further reading

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