comarca

f.

area, district.

una comarca arrocera a rice-growing region o area

pres.indicat.

3^rd person singular (él/ella/ello) present indicative of spanish verb: comarcar.

imperat.

2^nd person singular (tú) Imperative of Spanish verb: comarcar.

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comarca

► nombre femenino

1 area, region

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SF administrative division comprising a number of municipalities

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femenino region

•• Cultural note:

comarca

In Spain, a geographical, social, and culturally homogeneous region, with a clear natural or administrative demarcation. Comarcas are normally smaller than regiones. They are often famous for some reason, for example Ampurdán (Catalonia) for its wines, or La Mancha (Castile) for its cheeses

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femenino region

•• Cultural note:

comarca

In Spain, a geographical, social, and culturally homogeneous region, with a clear natural or administrative demarcation. Comarcas are normally smaller than regiones. They are often famous for some reason, for example Ampurdán (Catalonia) for its wines, or La Mancha (Castile) for its cheeses

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comarca comarca (↑ comarca a1)

feminine

region

en una lejana comarca vivía un rey … (liter); in a far-off land there lived a king … (liter)

CULTURAL NOTE

comarca

In Spain, a geographical, social, and culturally homogeneous region, with a clear natural or administrative demarcation. Comarcas are normally smaller than regiones (↑ región a1) . They are often famous for some reason, for example Ampurdán (Catalonia) for its wines, or La Mancha (Castile) for its cheeses.

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comarca sustantivo femenino
region
comarca sustantivo femenino region
vino de la comarca, local wine
'comarca' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
bañar
- desarrollo
- propagarse

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comarca nf

= administrative unit smaller than a region and larger than a municipality, ≈ district;

una comarca arrocera a rice-growing area

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comarca

f area

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comarca nf

región: region

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comarca n region / area