Infante
- proper noun
- Ms. Infante is leading the discussion on cultural heritage in her community.
- Pedro Infante
- Infante and Wigley
And she talked about seeing actors like Pedro Infante or Jorge Negrete, Nivecala Monte and Sylvia Piano.
- And she talked about seeing actors like Pedro Infante or Jorge Negrete, Nivecala Monte and Sylvia Piano.
Examples
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Rodrigo Infante signing off from Santiago.
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The famous author, Guillermo Cabrera Infante, is known for his unique style.
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We must know about John Wayne and Pedro Infante.
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Omar Infante - Last seen playing 2B for the Detroit Tigers in the World Series.
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Through the facilities of the International Communications Satellite, we take you live to Santiago de Chile and our UN reporter Rodrigo Infante.
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This is Rodrigo Infante reporting via ICS from the UN newsroom in Santiago de Chile.
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And she talked about seeing actors like Pedro Infante or Jorge Negrete, Nivecala Monte and Sylvia Piano.
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Rodrigo Infante has been invited to speak at the international conference next month.
Synonyms
A family name common in Spanish-speaking countries
A Spanish or Portuguese family name
A family name from Spain that people use as their last name
A last name from Spain or Portugal
A family name common in Spanish and Portuguese speaking countries
A family name common in Spanish and Portuguese speaking countries
A family name from Spain and Portugal
A family name used by people in Spanish-speaking countries
A Spanish family name and sometimes a man's first name
Surface Forms
Etymology
Infante comes from the Latin word infans, which meant 'not speaking' and so 'baby'. That idea of a 'young child' later became a title for royal children, and today Infante is a common family name in Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking countries, often showing a historical link to a royal family.