Ronda

ronda rondá English Etymology 1 Variant of en Rhonda. Proper noun en female. Etymology 2 Borrowed from en es Ronda. Proper noun ~ s en town in the province of p/Málaga acomm/Andalusia c/Spain. en habitational Spanish. Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Ronda is the 32994th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 694 individuals. Ronda is most common among Hispanic/Latino (52.31%) and White (39.05%) individuals. Further reading Anagrams en adnor Ardon Daron rando Andro Norad radon NORAD Doran andro Drona andor norad Nador and/or Nardo adorn andro- Cebuano Etymology Named after Ronda, a village in Malaga. The town owes its name to Celtic Arunda of uncertain meaning. Proper noun ceb proper noun ceb municipality p/Cebu ceb ceb town in the province of p/Málaga acomm/Andalusia c/Spain Ronda Spanish Etymology es Pronunciation Proper noun es town in the province of p/Málaga acomm/Andalusia c/Spain Ronda. Derived terms es rondeño Tagalog Pronunciation Proper noun + tl mun p/Cebu c/Philippines tl town in the province of p/Málaga acomm/Andalusia c/Spain Ronda