Proper noun
Navarra (plural Navarras)
A surname.
According to Philip de Navarra, a mature nobleman should have acquired hardiness as part of his moral virtues. Source: Internet
And with epidemic threshold at 55 people per 100,000, the national figure is now at 106, with the worst-affected regions being Asturias and Navarra. Source: Internet
Public health authorities are discouraging people from travelling to some regions of Spain (Catalonia, Aragon, Navarra) and Croatia (Zagreb, Vukovar-Syrmia), where the epidemiological situation has worsened recently. Source: Internet
“Be more vigilant for truth, remain steadfast witnesses of the truth, because we are adrift in a turbulent sea of lies and falsehoods,” Navarra urged the marchers. Source: Internet
Graced with cool uplands and sun-drenched fertile valleys Navarra produces superb culinary products and wines of the highest quality. Source: Internet
Pete was well-liked and an entertaining joy to have in my room,” JROTC Sergeant John V. Navarra said. Source: Internet