Mendoza

English Etymology en es Mendoza, from en eu Mendoza. Pronunciation en /mɛnˈdoʊzə/ Proper noun en province in western c/Argentina. en A <<city>>, the <<capital>> of the <<p:pref/Mendoza>>, <<c/Argentina>>. en Spanish < Basque. Derived terms en mendozite Translations province Hindi: hi मेंदोसा m Korean: ko 멘도사 Marathi: mr मेंदोसा Spanish: es Mendoza Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Mendoza is the 88th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 242771 individuals. Mendoza is most common among Hispanic/Latino (88.97%) individuals. Basque Etymology Usually derived from eu mendi<t:mountain> hotz<t:cold> -a<pos:article>.283 Pronunciation Proper noun both eu hamlet municipality/Vitoria p/Álava autonomous community/Basque Country c/Spain eu habitational Declension both.pr Descendants es Mendoza 1 References Cebuano Etymology From ceb es Mendoza, from ceb eu Mendoza. ceb. Pronunciation ceb Men do za Proper noun + ceb Spanish < Basque 2013 — 3 Ka mga Bayot nga `Namugaw’ Nadakpan (20 February), SuperBalita ceb Ang mga suspek gipang-ila nga sila si Ryan Mendoza, alyas Balot, 27, taga Bantayan sa Hari, Barangay Looc; Persebal Buicer, alyas Perla, taga sityo Paradise, Barangay Looc, 26; ug Glenn Solon, 20. Central Bikol Etymology From bcl es Mendoza, from bcl eu Mendoza. bcl. Pronunciation Proper noun + bcl Spanish < Basque Spanish Etymology es :bor eu:Mendoza + 1 Pronunciation Proper noun mfbysense es Basque es city/provincial capital p/Mendoza c/Argentina Mendoza es province c/Argentina Mendoza Derived terms es mendocino Descendants ceb Mendoza 1 bcl Mendoza 1 en Mendoza 1 tl Mendoza 1 Tagalog Etymology tl es Mendoza, from tl eu Mendoza. tl. Pronunciation Proper noun + tl common Spanish < Basque es:Mendoza, the 5th commonest in the Philippines, widespread across the Tagalog-speaking regions, but most widely concentrated in Batangas, Quezon and Oriental Mindoro provinces Statistics Mendoza 5th 372,402