Definition of manada in English:

manada

(also manáda)

noun maˈnɑːdə

South-Western, United States Regional

Mid 19th century. From Spanish manada herd, drove, flock (of cattle or other livestock), earlier in sense ‘handful’ from mano hand + -ada.

(also manáda)

nounmaˈnɑːdə

South-Western, United States Regional

Mid 19th century. From Spanish manada herd, drove, flock (of cattle or other livestock), earlier in sense ‘handful’ from mano hand + -ada.

单词	manada
释义	Definition of manada in English: manada (also manáda) noun maˈnɑːdə South-Western, United States Regional A herd of horses, usually breeding mares. Origin Mid 19th century. From Spanish manada herd, drove, flock (of cattle or other livestock), earlier in sense ‘handful’ from mano hand + -ada. Definition of manada in US English: manada (also manáda) nounmaˈnɑːdə South-Western, United States Regional A herd of horses, usually breeding mares. Origin Mid 19th century. From Spanish manada herd, drove, flock (of cattle or other livestock), earlier in sense ‘handful’ from mano hand + -ada.
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