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Sandiás
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Galician
thumb|Sandiás, town hall
Alternative forms
gl Sandiãs reintegrationist
Etymology
Documented in 934 as Sindilanes."Sindila", in Gallaeciae Monumenta Historica. From gl gem-sue - or gl got -, from a genitive form of the gl gem personal name gem-pro *Sinþilô or gem-pro *Swinþilô. From gem-pro *sinþaz journey or gem-pro *swinþaz strong and the diminutive personal suffix gem-pro *-ilô derived from gem-pro *-ilaz.en From Proto-Indo-European to Proto-Germanic Don Ringe (linguist) Don Ringe 325 2006 2017 Oxford University Press Oxford 2nd A Linguistic History of English Volume I 9780198792581 OL27415350M
Pronunciation
gl /sanˈdjas/ /sandiˈas/
Proper noun
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gl town/and/municipality p/Ourense autonomous community/Galicia c/Spain
gl village parish/Vilaúxe municipality/Chantada p/Lugo autonomous community/Galicia
gl toponymical
Related terms
gl Sandián
See also
gl
References
sandia