bolívar
- proper noun
- /boʊˈliːvɑr/
- With the introduction of radio, a new period in the everyday life of Bogotá began as the first programs were broadcast from the Plaza de Bolívar.
Examples
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Ciudad Bolívar is a vibrant neighborhood in Bogotá, filled with cultural events and community activities.
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The main square in Bogotá, known as Plaza de Bolívar, is a popular gathering place for locals and tourists alike.
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I am here today in the depressed area of Ciudad Bolívar in Bogotá Colombia.
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- This is Gina Herrera... reporting live from Ciudad Bolívar... where we rely not only on the effort of all Colombians, but also on very important international effort.
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As we drove through the state of Bolívar in Venezuela, we admired the stunning natural landscapes and rich history.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bolívar is a place name used for states, towns, and districts, usually because they were named after Simón Bolívar. So when you see a place called Bolívar, it often honours the leader of South American independence.