cordoba
part of speech
noun, a name (Córdoba — a city; a córdoba, córdobas — money)
meaning for a pupil
1) (a name) Córdoba is a historic city in southern Spain, famous for its great mosque-cathedral (the Mezquita). tree →
2) (a name) Córdoba is also a big city in Argentina. tree →
3) (money) The córdoba is the money of Nicaragua. tree →
sense in the lessons
In history lessons, Córdoba in Spain was one of the largest and most learned cities in Europe about a thousand years ago, when it was ruled by Muslims; Muslims, Christians and Jews lived there. In geography, the Argentine Córdoba is that country's second-largest city. It is a Spanish name, not an English word.
examples
- Córdoba is a city in the south of Spain. tree →
- The great mosque of Córdoba later became a cathedral. tree →
- Córdoba in Argentina has a famous old university. tree →
- The price was 50 córdobas in the market in Nicaragua. tree →
- About a thousand years ago Córdoba had huge libraries. tree →
- We visited Córdoba and Seville on our holiday. tree →
note
Written with a capital C and an accent (Córdoba) in careful writing; pronounced «KOR-do-ba». There is also an English word «cordovan», a kind of leather first made in Córdoba.
Trees and pragmatics
Every meaning and example of «cordoba» parsed by Mova, each sentence with its dependency tree and frames.