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Andalucia

Andalucia proper noun: a female given name from Spanish, of rare usage. Also the alternative form of Andalusia.

Proper noun

Andalucia

  1. A female given name from Spanish, of rare usage.
    • Mrs Andalucia Potter Hall, 89, of Brookline, who died Tuesday, was buried in the Green River cemetery yesterday.1936 May 2, “Greenfield Briefs”, in Springfield Daily News, 56th year, number 287, Springfield, Mass., →ISSN, →OCLC, page 14, column 7
    • JENSEN BEACH — Funeral services for Mrs. Andalucia Backus, 87, one of the community’s earliest residents, will be held at Johns Funeral Home Chapel. […] Originally from Owatana,^([sic]) Minn., Mrs. Backus came to Jensen Beach with her husband in 1897.1951 November 20, “Mrs. Backus Dead at 87”, in The Miami Herald, 41st year, number 352, Miami, Fla., →ISSN, →OCLC, section B, column 7

Also used as

Andalucia is also the alternative form of Andalusia.

Origin of Andalucia

From Spanish Andalucía.

Questions about Andalucia

What does Andalucia mean?
Andalucia means a female given name from Spanish, of rare usage.
What part of speech is Andalucia?
Andalucia is a proper noun.

Words near Andalucia in the dictionary

  1. Andaki
  2. Andal
  3. Andalon
  4. Andalons
  5. Andals
  6. Andalucia
  7. Andalucía
  8. Andalus
  9. Andalusi
  10. Andalusi Arabic
  11. Andalusia

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