Mayo

mayo mayó English Etymology 1 The name of the village and county in Ireland is from en ga Maigh Eo plain of yew trees. Pronunciation en /ˈmeɪəʊ/ RP en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-mayo.wav Southern England en /ˈmeɪoʊ/ GA,CA en /ˈmæɪəʉ/ AU en /ˈmæɪɐʉ/ NZ Proper noun en county c/Ireland. en village co/Mayo c/Ireland. en townland co/Down cc/Northern Ireland. en municipality rcomun/Papineau p/Quebec c/Canada. en village terr/Yukon c/Canada. en town/county seat co/Lafayette County s/Florida c/USA. en unincorporated community co/Mercer County s/Kentucky c/USA. en CDP co/Anne Arundel County s/Maryland c/USA. en CDP co/Spartanburg County s/South Carolina c/USA. Derived terms county in Ireland en Mayoman, en Mayowoman en Mayo scissors Translations county of Ireland Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 梅奧郡 Méiào Jùn Irish: ga Maigh Eo, ga Contae Mhaigh Eo m Macedonian: mk Ме́јо m Manx: gv May Eo f Russian: ru Мэ́йо m Etymology 2 From the Middle English personal name enm Mayheu, equivalent to en Matthew. Proper noun s en. Etymology 3 From en mfy people of the riverbank, in reference to the Mayo River. Noun ? A people indigenous to Mexico, living mainly in the northern states of Sonora and Sinaloa. Synonyms en Yoreme Proper noun A Uto-Aztecan language spoken by the Mono people of northern Mexico. References Who Are the Mayos?". Arizona State Museum. University of Arizona. Further reading Mayo language Mayo people Etymology 4 +, Ivory Coast Proper noun en town in southwest c/Ivory Coast. Anagrams en amoy Amoy Moya moya Cebuano Alternative forms ceb May. abbreviation Etymology ceb :bor es:mayo + 1 Pronunciation ceb Ma yo Proper noun May Verb to do something in May to write May in something Quotations ceb See also ceb Gregorian calendar months Central Bikol Etymology bcl :bor es:mayo + 1 Pronunciation bcl Ma yo Proper noun bcl proper noun May See also Chavacano Etymology cbk es mayo. Pronunciation máyo cbk jo ajo 2 cbk Ma yo Proper noun cbk proper noun Máyo cbk Caviteño Cotabateño Ternateño Zamboanga May Derived terms cbk flores de Mayo See also French Etymology The municipality is named after en County Mayo in Ireland (derived from Irish via fr en -). Pronunciation [a:a_] fr Ma yo fr o 2 Proper noun m fr municipality rcm/Papineau r/Outaouais p/Quebec c/Canada Derived terms fr Mayolois, fr Mayoloise German Alternative forms de Majo Etymology Shortened from de Mayonnaise. Pronunciation de /ˈmaːjo/ de De-Mayo.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Noun f,s de colloquial mayonnaise Declension f,s Further reading Hiligaynon Etymology hil :bor es:mayo + 1 Proper noun May hil Himabuyan obsolete See also Ilocano Etymology ilo :bor es:mayo + 1 Pronunciation ilo Ma yo Proper noun May See also Karao Etymology kyj :bor es:mayo + 1 Proper noun kyj proper noun May kyj Months Maranao Etymology mrw :bor es:mayo + 1 Proper noun May See also Masbatenyo Etymology msb :bor es:mayo + 1 Proper noun msb proper noun May See also month Previous: msb Abril; Next: msb Hunyo msb Months Portuguese Noun m pt maio Tagalog Alternative forms tl May abbreviation tl May. abbreviation nonstandard Etymology tl :bor es:mayo + 1 Pronunciation Proper noun + May Related terms tl Flores de Mayo See also Anagrams tl amoy maoy Amoy amoy yamo