barca
21Barça — Futbol Club Barcelona FC Barcelona Club fondé en 189 …
22Barca — This is a late medieval metonymic occupational name for a boatman or ferryman. It derives from the Latin barca , meaning boat, and is recorded both in Italy and Spain as Barca, and the more popular Barco, and Barquero. The name can also be… …
23BARCA — I. BARCA apud Paulinum Poem. 13. ut mea salubri barca perfugio foret, Puppis superstes obrutae. Abbonem de bello Paris. l. 1. Quamplures numero naves numer ante carentes Exstat, eas moris vulgo barcas nominare. Et l. 2. Barcas per flumina raptant …
24barca — barca1 s.f. [lat. tardo barca, der. del lat. class. baris, gr. bâris barchetta a remi , da una voce egiz.]. 1. (marin.) [galleggiante di dimensioni limitate, con propulsione a remi, a vela, meccanica: b. a remi, a vela, a motore ; b. da pesca ]… …
25Barca — This article is about a city or area in eastern present day Libya during its Greek and Roman antiquities. For the same area during its Islamic, Ottoman or subsequent eras, see Barqah. For the football club Barça , see FC Barcelona. For all other… …
26Barca — 1 Original name in latin Barca Name in other language Barca State code ES Continent/City Europe/Madrid longitude 41.4549 latitude 2.62217 altitude 967 Population 115 Date 2012 03 04 2 Original name in latin Brca Name in other language Barca,… …
27barca — barco f. barque. Barca a tralhas : bac d une rivière. expr. Barca a travèrs : sens dessus dessous; en pagaille. voir beta, galup, negachin …
28Barca — noun /ˈbɑː(ɹ).sə/ , a prominent Spanish association football club Giovani committed to Barca …
29barca — s f Embarcación pequeña, generalmente de madera e impulsada por remos, que se utiliza para navegar en aguas poco profundas, como los ríos, los lagos o por las cercanías de las costas: En el río, la barca va ascendiendo; un hombre sentado en la… …
30Barca — n. Cyrenaica, ancient region in North Africa; family name; ancient Carthaginian family (of which Hannibal and Hamilcar Barca were a part of) …
