Ciudad Real

English Etymology From en es Ciudad Real Royal City, Kingstown, a common title of major settlements of the Spanish Empire. Proper noun 1 The capital city of the province of the same name, in the autonomous community of Castilla-La Mancha, Spain. en province r/Castilla-La Mancha c/Spain. en barangay city/San Jose del Monte p/Bulacan c/Philippines. Usage notes The Spanish city is known primarily by the title. In the case of the numerous placenames originally styled Ciudad Real es de NN, most have been restyled or fully renamed following their area's independence. (For example, the former capital of Chiapas in Mexico es Ciudad Real de Chiapa is now known as es San Cristóbal de las Casas). Even in historical contexts, it is more common to refer to them by the last part of the name (e.g. en Chiapa) rather than the first or even the full title. Translations city Catalan: ca Ciudad Real f Hindi: hi सियुदाद रेयल Spanish: es Ciudad Real f province Catalan: ca Ciudad Real f Hindi: hi सियुदाद रेयल Spanish: es Ciudad Real f en Cities in Spain Spanish Pronunciation + ciudaz real<style:distincion><qq:northern portions except Catalan-speaking areas; nonstandard> Proper noun f Ciudad Real es province autonomous community/Castilla-La Mancha country/Spain Ciudad Real Ciudad Real es city province/Castilla-La Mancha country/Spain Ciudad Real Derived terms es ciudadrealeño ciudarrealeño culipardo Further reading es