banda

Meaning

1. (feminine) band, strip
2. (feminine) bank
3. (feminine) bend

Hyphenated as

ban‧da

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈbanda/

Etymology

Borrowed from Old French: bande

In summary

14th century. From Old French bande, bende, from Frankish *bindā, bindu, from Proto-Germanic *bindō (“band”).

Sentences

Ese ano a banda volve a reunirse para a gravación dun novo disco.

That year the band reunited for the recording of a new record.

A banda de Miller agárdao na estación para axudalo a cumprir o seu desexo .

Miller's gang awaits him at the station to help him fulfill his wish.

Esta obra tamén ten outra peculiaridade, ten banda sonora .

This work also has another peculiarity, it has soundtrack.

A banda ía chamarse Solid State; pero xa existía unha banda con ese nome .

The band was to be called Solid State; but there was already a band with that name.

Tras recibir pola banda esquerda o río Oseira baña a vila do Carballiño.

After receiving on the left side the river Oseira bathes the village of O Carballiño.