11-M
11-M proper noun: the 2004 Madrid train bombings.
Proper noun
11-M
- The 2004 Madrid train bombings.
- If the events took place on March 11 (like the public information phone number 3-1-1), perhaps the metonym wouldn’t be “3/11,” since it isn’t similarly visceral. (It’s worth noting that the Madrid train bombings, which took place on March 11, are known in Spain as “11-M” due to the country’s use of...2015 January 16, Rick Paulas, “The Linguistics of Tragedy”, in Pacific Standard, archived from the original on 22 Apr 2025
Origin of 11-M
Borrowed from Spanish 11-M, an abbreviation of 11 March.
Questions about 11-M
- What does 11-M mean?
- 11-M means the 2004 Madrid train bombings.
- What part of speech is 11-M?
- 11-M is a proper noun.
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