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Manueline

Manueline adjective: describing a Portuguese form of Gothic style.

manueline: describing a Portuguese form of Gothic style
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Adjective

Manueline

  1. Describing a Portuguese form of Gothic style

Origin of Manueline

Borrowed from Portuguese manuelino, after King Manuel I of Portugal.

Words formed from Manueline

  • Neo-Manueline

Questions about Manueline

What does Manueline mean?
Manueline means describing a Portuguese form of Gothic style.
What part of speech is Manueline?
Manueline is an adjective.

Words near Manueline in the dictionary

  1. manuductory
  2. Manuel
  3. Manuel Roxas
  4. Manuela
  5. Manuelgate
  6. Manueline
  7. Manuelitas
  8. Manuelito
  9. Manuelitos
  10. Manuels
  11. manuf

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