Proper noun
Cantabria
An autonomous community and province in northern Spain.
Hence, it is possible to speak of, for example, the loss of initial /j/ in unstressed syllables in the Vulgar Latin of Cantabria (an area in northern Spain), whereas it is meaningless to speak of a similar change in the "Proto-Romance of Cantabria". Source: Internet
In 794, a raid spearheaded by Abd al-Karim dealt a major military blow to Alfonso II on the eastern fringes of the Kingdom of Asturias (Cantabria and Castile). Source: Internet
Rioja's political history reflects its pivotal but precarious location, tucked in between such regions as Cantabria, Euskadi (the Basque Country), Navarre, and Castile. Source: Internet
The 26 girls were among the 375 migrants said to be aboard a Spanish Warship, Cantabria, which docked at the port in the southern Italian city of Salerno. Source: Internet
Barcena Mayor ( Cantabria ) has houses that date back to the sixth century with simple two floors constructions and rectangular form. Source: Internet
Cantabria was previously considered as part of Old Castile, but they have their own identity and had achieved independence from Castile in the 1970s and are now a comunidad autonoma in their own right. Source: Internet