- Sousa
- Original name in latin SousaName in other language SouzaState code BRContinent/City America/Fortalezalongitude -6.75917latitude -38.22806altitude 229Population 47927Date 2012-08-03
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Sousa
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Sousa — may mean a number of different things.urnameSousa is a common surname in the Portuguese language, namely in Portugal and Brazil. Sosa is the Castilian equivalent. It was originally a toponym. Sometimes the spelling is Souza (archaic form).… … Wikipedia
Sousa — heißen die Orte Sousa (Brasilien) Sousa (Portugal) Sousa ist ein portugiesischer Familienname folgender Personen: António Sousa (* 1957), portugiesischer Fußballspieler und trainer António José de Sousa Manoel de Menezes Severim de Noronha… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Sousa — Sousa, 1) [ soza], Frei Luís de, eigentlich Manuel de Sousa Coutinho [ ko tiɲu], portugiesischer Geschichtsschreiber, * Santarém 1555, ✝ Kloster Benfica (bei Lissabon) 5. 5. 1632; nach abenteuerlichem Leben zuletzt Dominikanermönch. Sousa ist… … Universal-Lexikon
Sousa — Sousa, John Philip Sousa, Martin Alfonso de Sousa, Pedro Lopes de … Enciclopedia Universal
sousa — s. m. 1. Espécie de pombo bravo também conhecido por seixa. 2. Pero esverdeado … Dicionário da Língua Portuguesa
Sousa — [so͞o′zə, so͞o′sə] John Philip 1854 1932; U.S. bandmaster & composer of marches … English World dictionary
Sousa — Sousa … Wikipedia Español
Sousa — Cette page d’homonymie répertorie les différents sujets et articles partageant un même nom. Sousa ou Souza peut faire référence à : Patronyme Sousa ou Souza est un patronyme d origine portugaise, courant au Portugal et au Brésil. Willamis… … Wikipédia en Français
Sousa — This interesting surname is of Portuguese origin, and is of locational derivation from any of the many minor places called Sousa or Souza in Portugal. The placename itself is of uncertain origin, but was probably applied originally to a salt… … Surnames reference
Sousa — ; SOUSAPHONE The musical instrument that goes oorn pah pah is generally known as a tuba, but it is really a helicon and is found in marching bands. In fact, it was built for use in just such a band and has been named the sousaphone after… … Dictionary of eponyms
