Leonese

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Leonese

[liːəˈniːz]

A. ADJ → leonés

B. N

1. (= person) → leonés/esa m/f

2. (Ling) → leonés m

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References in classic literature ?

It is not enough that I have compelled all the knights of Navarre, all the Leonese, all the Tartesians, all the Castilians, and finally all the knights of La Mancha, to confess thee the most beautiful in the world?"

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Many solidarity cards have been organised since with the proceeds going to the Leonese boxer and his family for his treatment as he recuperates.

Sheikh Fahad unstoppable as he goes 11-0

Such a strategy was of no interest to the author of the next main historiographical text produced in the Leonese kingdom.

Histories of the Islamic World in the Chronicles of the Kingdom of Leon (End-Ninth to Mid-Twelfth Centuries)

As a continuation of previous papers (Egido & al., 2012a, 2012b) we now provide new information about recent Leonese localities or comments about other previous reports, for 18 protected/threatened vascular plants.

Notes on threatened plants of Leon (Spain), III/Notas sobre flora leonesa amenazada, III

I had been told that the unit had done more than their fair share in the uplift of the Sierra Leonese Nation.

A Trip down the Memory Lane

We begin by providing a historical overview that delineates Leonese educators' general social conditions and social impact in precivilian war of 1936-1939 society.

Educadoras y educadores en Leon al filo de la Guerra civil. Auge, depuracion y paralisis

The opposite option, i.e., the construction of a chronology in which the Castilian and Leonese kings are enumerated as if they were monarchs of the kingdom of Galicia is less desirable because of its evident nationalistic interpretation and political implications (see Rodriguez Sanchez).

Galician Portuguese medieval poetry and the Iberian interliterary system

Subsequently, the emplacement of north-verging thrusts resulted in uplift of the Galaico Leonese Mountains (Teleno and Cabrera peaks, 2,100 m) and displacement of the Cantabrian Mountains structures (e.g.

Geometry, structures and evolution of the western termination of the Alpine-Pyrenean Orogen reliefs (NW Iberian Peninsula)/Geometria, estructuras y evolucion de la terminacion occidental de los relieves del Orogeno Alpino-Pirenaico (NO Peninsula Iberica)

By the seventh or eighth century CE, no-one was speaking Classical Latin anymore, and its descendant Vulgar Latin was disintegrating into various Romance languages and dialects such as Leonese, Navarrese, Old Catalan, Old Castilian and Old Portuguese.