Fernando de Noronha
/fəɹˈnæn.du di nəˈɹoʊn.hæ/
Fernando de Noronha proper noun: an archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean off the northeastern coast of, and belonging to, Brazil.
Proper noun
Fernando de Noronha
- An archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean off the northeastern coast of, and belonging to, Brazil.
- The largest island of the above archipelago.
- A district of Pernambuco, Brazil, encompassing the Fernando de Noronha archipelago as well as the Saint Peter and Saint Paul Rocks further to the north-northeast.
Origin of Fernando de Noronha
Borrowed from Portuguese Fernando de Noronha.
Questions about Fernando de Noronha
- What does Fernando de Noronha mean?
- Fernando de Noronha means an archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean off the northeastern coast of, and belonging to, Brazil.
- What part of speech is Fernando de Noronha?
- Fernando de Noronha is a proper noun.
- How do you pronounce Fernando de Noronha?
- Fernando de Noronha is pronounced /fəɹˈnæn.du di nəˈɹoʊn.hæ/.
Words near Fernando de Noronha in the dictionary
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