Castro

castro castró castrò English Etymology Borrowed from en es Castro. The neighborhood is en José Castro 1808 1860 = 1 Californio politician. Pronunciation en /ˈkæstɹoʊ/ US Proper noun en Spanish. en neighborhood cities/San Francisco s/California, known for its LGBT community. Derived terms en Castrism Castrist Castro clone Castroesque Castroist Castroite Castroneves Castrophile Castrovian Translations surname Armenian: hy Կաստրո Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 卡斯特羅 Kǎsītèluó Greek: el Κάστρο Portuguese: pt Castro Russian: ru Ка́стро Spanish: es Castro Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Castro is the 138th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 184,134 individuals. Castro is most common among Hispanic/Latino (87.42%) individuals. Further reading Castro District, San Francisco Anagrams en acorst Castor Cators Croats acrost actors castor co-star costar scroat scrota tarocs Galician Etymology From gl castro. Proper noun gl habitational Pangasinan Etymology From pag es Castro. pag. Pronunciation pag Cas tro Proper noun pag common Spanish es:Castro Portuguese Alternative forms pt Crasto Etymology pt roa-opt Castro, from roa-opt castro fortification. Cognate with gl,es Castro. The municipality in Brazil was pt Martinho de Melo e Castro Portuguese minister pt:Martinho de Melo e Castro 1. Pronunciation pt astɾu Brazil aʃtɾu Portugal, Rio de Janeiro 2 pt castro pt Cas tro Proper noun a toponym indicating the presence of a fort pt city/and/municipality s/Paraná c/Brazil Derived terms pt Castro Daire Castro de Avelãs Castro Laboreiro Castro Marim Castro Verde Castro Vicente Proper noun mfbysense pt toponymic References Spanish Etymology Probably ultimately from es la castra military camp. Pronunciation Proper noun mfbysense es, mostly associated with the Cuban leader Fidel Castro es city/and/commune in c/Chile es historical es department c/Chile