Sonora

sonora Translingual Proper noun 1 f genus family Colubridae ground snakes Further reading Sonora (snake) 1 1 English thumb|Map of Mexico highlighting Sonora Etymology Via en es -, en maybe from en opt xunuta. Pronunciation en /səˈnɔːɹə/ Proper noun ~ s en state c/Mexico. en number of places c/USA: en former community co/Pinal County s/Arizona, now demolished. en ucomm co/Washington County s/Arkansas. en city/county seat co/Tuolumne County s/California. en minor city co/Hardin County s/Kentucky. en ghost town co/Atchison County s/Missouri. en ucomm co/Muskingum County s/Ohio. en city/county seat co/Sutton County s/Texas. en community distmun/St. Mary's co/Guysborough County p/Nova Scotia c/Canada. en. Derived terms en Sonoran Translations state of Mexico Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 索諾拉州 Suǒnuòlā Zhou French: fr la Sonore f, fr le Sonora m Japanese: ja ソノラ Sonora Latin: la Sonora Marathi: mr सोनोरा n Polish: pl Sonora f Russian: ru Соно́ра f Spanish: es Sonora f Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Sonora is the 36154th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 620 individuals. Sonora is most common among Hispanic/Latino (90.97%) individuals. See also Further reading Anagrams en anoors Rosano Central Nahuatl Proper noun nhn proper noun nhn state c/Mexico Sonora Latin Etymology New Latin. Maybe from la es-MX Sonora or la en Sonora Pronunciation Sonōra Proper noun Sonōra<1> la New Latin en Sonora Declension Sonōra<1> Related terms la sonōrānus la sonōricus See also la Novum Mexicum, la Mexicum Novum la Regnum Mexicanum la Nova Hispania pronvinces and some sub-provinces of the Kingdom of Mexico: la Quadalajara la Mexicum: la Jucatan, la Quaxaca, la Tabasco la Guatimala: la Costarica, la Honduras, la Nicaragua Spanish es: Etymology Maybe from es opt xunuta Pronunciation +<audio:Sonora13.ogg<a:Mexico>> Proper noun f es state c/Mexico Related terms es sonorense See also Turkish tr: Proper noun tr state c/Mexico Sonora