Ya sabemos que la madre de D. Baldomero Santa Cruz y la de Gumersindo y
Barbarita Arnaiz eran parientes y venían del Trujillo extremeño y
albardero.
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We already know that Santa Cruz' and Gumersindo and Barbarita Arnaiz's mothers were relatives and came from Extremaduran Trujillo, where they make packsaddles.
Translated by
marina 44233
2 weeks, 3 days ago
Discussion
Thanks girls
by marina 2 weeks, 2 days agoI would have liked the one considering conquistadors as "pickpockets" , more fun.
It was in Reverso, but not in RAE.
that's why is has been voted! :-)
by Boot2 2 weeks, 2 days agoI think that interpretation is correct.
by soybeba 2 weeks, 2 days agoParticularly known for being the birthplace of Pizarro. Saddlers were all over the country since saddles and packs were indispensable
by Boot2 2 weeks, 3 days agoYes, saddlers. a country of saddlers- a place where they make saddles, packsaddles. Was Trujillo known for that ? as much as for being a place where some conquistadors were born ?
by marina 2 weeks, 3 days agoI hope Beba knows all about the place, or the word. :-)
I find albarderos= saddlers
by Boot2 2 weeks, 3 days agoSorry, not convinced by any of the diiferent meanings I find for : albardero.
by marina 2 weeks, 3 days ago-pickpockets ? a way of seeing the conquistadores ? /
- people who make packsaddles ?
-braggards ? entender de todo un poco, y de albardero dos puntadas loc. verb. coloq. U. para zaherir a quien se alaba vanamente de que entiende de todo.