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See also:
Manteo
and
manteó
Contents
1
Spanish
1.1
Etymology 1
1.1.1
Noun
1.2
Etymology 2
1.3
Etymology 3
1.3.1
Verb
1.4
Further reading
Spanish
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Etymology 1
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Borrowed
from
French
manteau
.
Noun
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manteo
m
(
plural
manteos
)
a kind of long cloak worn by
clergymen
a type of
cape
used in bullfighting
Etymology 2
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Deverbal
from
mantear
.
blanketing
(
throwing up in the air using a blanket
)
Etymology 3
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Verb
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manteo
first-person
singular
present
indicative
of
mantear
Further reading
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“
manteo
”, in
Diccionario de la lengua española
, Vigésima tercera edición
, Real Academia Española,
2014
Categories
:
Spanish terms borrowed from French
Spanish terms derived from French
Spanish lemmas
Spanish nouns
Spanish countable nouns
Spanish masculine nouns
Spanish deverbals
Spanish non-lemma forms
Spanish verb forms
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