Ebro

English

Etymology

Spanish Ebro, from Latin Hiberus.

Proper noun

Ebro

1. A river in Spain that flows into the Mediterranean.

Translations

Spanish river

• Arabic: إِيبْرُو m (ʾebrō)

  Egyptian Arabic: إبرو m (ʔebro)

• Catalan: Ebre (ca) m
• Czech: Ebro (cs) n
• Danish: Ebro c
• French: Èbre (fr) m
• German: Ebro (de) m
• Irish: An Eabró f
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• Latin: Hibērus m
• Marathi: एब्रो f (ebro)
• Polish: Ebro (pl) n
• Portuguese: Ebro m
• Russian: Э́бро (ru) f (Ébro)
• Slovak: Ebro n
• Spanish: Ebro m

Anagrams

• Bero, Boer, Ebor, bore, robe

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Pronunciation

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Proper noun

Ebro m (genitive Ebro)

1. Ebro (a river in Spain)

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Polish

Proper noun

Ebro

1. Ebro (a river in Spain)

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Portuguese

Proper noun

Ebro m

1. Ebro (a river in Spain)

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Spanish

Etymology

From the Roman name, Latin Hiberus.

Proper noun

Ebro m

1. Ebro (a river in Spain)