Franco

franco franco- Franco- English thumb|Francisco Franco (Spanish caudillo) Etymology 1 Proper noun en male Italian,Spanish Frank,Francis. en Spanish. Francisco Franco, the long-ruling right-wing 20th century Spanish caudillo since the Spanish Civil War (1939–1975). Derived terms en Francoesque Francoism Francoist Francolatry<id:Franco> Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Franco is the 476th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 69943 individuals. Franco is most common among Hispanic/Latino (81.00%) and White (15.82%) individuals. Etymology 2 From en Franco-. Alternative forms en franco Noun A French person. en Paul Paré A History of Franco-American Journalism A Franco-American Overview 1 May 1979 241 1 0-89857-107-3 Other Franco-American journalists didn’t see it his way, notably the editor of the Jean-Baptiste a newspaper in Northampton, Massachusetts. A journalistic debate began on the merits of repatriation, some newspapers calling those Francos who returned to Québec traitors while other papers used the same epithet to describe those Francos who remained in New England. en Gary Caldwell; Eric Waddell The English of Quebec: From Majority to Minority Status 1982 131 and 141 2-89224-019-0 As will be demonstrated, it provided very good analytical material for reflection on the relationships between Anglos and Francos in Quebec. Firstly, the Francos of Quebec are perceived as being in general agreement on their collective name, which name others are also seen to recognize. en Bud B. Khleif Language, Ethnicity, and Education in Wales Mouton Publishers 1980 327 90-279-7898-0 Because of my earlier interest in ethnic relations in New England—e.g. the Anglos and Francos in New Hampshire and Maine (Khleif 1973)—and my familiarity with British community studies, I became interested in Welsh-English relations and did fieldwork on that subject in 1973–1974. en w:Elspeth Probyn Outside Belongings w:Routledge 1996 4 0-415-91583-X In my own case in the area of Mile-End (a mixed neighborhood of Jews, Greeks, Portuguese, Anglos, Francos), my back balcony (or more precisely, la galérie) is a mere foot and a half wide and joins me with my two neighbors, women with whom I often converse. Further reading Francisco Franco en Individuals Cebuano Etymology ceb :bor es:Franco + 1 Pronunciation ceb /ˈfɾaŋ.k̠o/ Nativized ceb Fran co Proper noun Frangko ceb male Spanish Frank ceb Spanish Dutch Proper noun m nl male Italian,Spanish Frank,Francis. nl Spanish notably refers to Francisco Franco, the long-ruling right-wing 20th century Spanish caudillo since the Spanish Civil War (from 1939 to 1975) Galician Etymology From gl roa-opt franco French; sincere; generous, used as a byname meaning either "the Frenchman" or the "generous; sincere; loyal" one. Pronunciation gl /ˈfɾaŋkʊ/ Proper noun gl References Hiligaynon Etymology hil :bor es:Franco + 1 Pronunciation hil /ˈfɾaŋ.k̠o/ Nativized ceb Fran co Proper noun hil male Spanish Frank hil Spanish Italian Pronunciation Frànco<audio:It-Franco.oga> Proper noun m it male Frank Latin Etymology la Francō :bor gem-pro:*frankô + 1 Noun Francō<3.both> m a Frank la Francus Declension Francō<3.both> Derived terms la Franconia Portuguese Pronunciation pt franco pt Fran co Proper noun m pt male Frank Proper noun mfbysense pt Derived terms pt franquismo pt franquista Spanish Pronunciation Proper noun m es male Frank es es w:Francisco Franco Spanish dictator Derived terms es franquismo franquista Descendants ceb Franco 1 hil Franco 1 tl Franco 1 es Individuals Tagalog Etymology tl :bor es:Franco + 1 Pronunciation Proper noun prangko tl male Spanish Frank tl Spanish Statistics Franco 163rd 40,278