aldeamento
/ˌaldeɪəˈmɛntəʊ/(also aldeiamento)
noun
1In Portuguese Latin America: an early American Indian settlement established by Jesuit missionaries. Now historical.
2In the former Portuguese colonies of Africa: a resettlement area for black Africans.
Origin
Late 19th century. From Portuguese aldeamento, aldeiamento from aldear to settle (people) in villages + -mento.
- well-favouredness
- well-feasted
- well-feathered
- well-featured
- well fed
- well-feed
- well-feeding
- well-feigned
- well-fenced
- well-fermented
- well-filed
- well-filled
- well-finished
- well-fitted
- well fitting
- well-fixed
- well-flavored
- well-flavoured
- well-fledged
- well-fleeced
- well-fleshed
- well-fletched
- well-floored
- well-floured
- well-flowered