Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
Mare de Déu del Puig
English translation:
Our Lady of Puig/[leave untranslated]
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TRANZsmart
Jan 27, 2007 22:27
17 yrs ago
Spanish term
Mare de Déu del Puig
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Hi, is there an official English translation for this name? I don't know wha tit would be...?
Documental sobre el 50 aniversario de la coronación de la **“Mare de Déu del Puig”** como patrona del Reino de Valencia.
Documental sobre el 50 aniversario de la coronación de la **“Mare de Déu del Puig”** como patrona del Reino de Valencia.
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4 +13 | Our Lady of Puig/[leave untranslated] | Margaret Schroeder |
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Our Lady of Puig/[leave untranslated]
"Mare de Déu" is of course, "Mother of God" in Valencian, so a translation to English would be "Our Lady of Puig", http://tinyurl.com/2egvqn you will also see it untranslated in English texts
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Hermeneutica
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A good option for this term.
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MikeGarcia
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AllegroTrans
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momo savino
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