Valera

Proper noun

Meaning

Valera (plural Valeras)

A surname from Spanish.

Source: en.wiktionary.org

Anagrams

larvae Alvear Avelar Varela

Examples

On more than one occasion when reading Epifanio de los Santos, one reads Don Juan Valera. Epifanio de los Santos

After the outbreak of World War I in August 1914, de Valera rose through the ranks and it was not long before he was elected captain of the Donnybrook company. Source: Internet

Barton, ibid., pp. 91–94 The Kilmainham Gaol cell of Éamon de Valera. Source: Internet

As the conflict petered out into a de facto victory for the pro-treaty side, de Valera asked the IRA leadership to call a ceasefire, but they refused. Source: Internet

At the general election of 1957, de Valera, then in his seventy-fifth year, won an absolute majority of nine seats, the greatest number he had ever secured. Source: Internet

Biographies are also available of de Valera, Lemass, Lynch, Cosgrave, FitzGerald, Haughey, Reynolds and Ahern. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

valeological valeology valepotriate valeral valeraldehyde valeramide