Europa

Meaning

1. Europe
2. Europa (large moon of Jupiter)
3. Europa (asteroid)
4. (Greek) Europa (woman seduced by Zeus)

Hyphenated as

Eu‧ro‧pa

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ewˈɾɔpa/

Etymology

Inherited from Old Galician-Portuguese Europa, from Latin Eurōpa.

Sentences

Viaxou por Europa e América .

He traveled throughout Europe and America.

Neses anos viaxou bastante por Europa e América .

In those years he traveled extensively throughout Europe and the Americas.

Ben sei o que os historiadores teñen escrito sobre a poboación de Europa .

I know very well what historians have written about the population of Europe.

Posteriormente actuou en solitario e obtivo grande popularidade en toda Europa .

He later went on to perform solo and achieved great popularity throughout Europe.

Europa e o Mediterráneo son os que están representados con maior precisión.

Europe and the Mediterranean are the ones that are most accurately represented.

A súa pureza fixo que o ducado húngaro fose aceptado en toda Europa .

Its purity made the Hungarian duchy accepted throughout Europe.

Europa olla cara á locomotora alemá con percepcións diversas .

Europe looks towards the German locomotive with diverse perceptions.

No seu conxunto , Europa xa superou os dez millóns de contaxios.

As a whole, Europe has already surpassed ten million infections.