Bárzana

Asturian ast: Alternative forms ast La Bárzana Etymology From ast la margō marginem shore. Compare gl Barcia and pt Várgea, of the same origin. Pronunciation Proper noun ast habitational Several placenames in Asturias: ast town/and/parish municipality/Quirós ast hamlet parish/Santianes municipality/Teberga ast hamlet parish/Xarceléi municipality/Cangas del Narcea ast hamlet parish/Priendes municipality/Carreño ast hamlet parish/Santianes de Molenes municipality/Grado ast hamlet parish/Alava municipality/Salas ast hamlet parish/Doriga municipality/Salas ast hamlet parish/Castiellu municipality/Villaviciosa ast neighbourhood parish/Castiellu municipality/Villaviciosa ast neighbourhood parish/Seloriu municipality/Villaviciosa ast village/and/parish municipality/Tineo ast village parish/San Fagondu municipality/Tineo Related terms ast La Bárzana ast Bárcena ast La Bárcena ast Bárzana'l Monesteriu ast Barzanaḷḷana ast Las Bárzanas ast Barzanicas ast La Barzaniella ast Las Barzanieḷḷas ast La Marzaniella ast La Marzanía ast La Barcelona References