Nolasco (en. Nolasco)

/noˈlasko/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Spanish surname used in various regions.

The Nolasco family has a long history in the community.

La familia Nolasco tiene una larga historia en la comunidad.

Name of a street or place in some cities in Spain.

I live on Nolasco Street; it's very quiet.

Vivo en la calle Nolasco, es muy tranquila.

Reference to the feast of Saint Nolasco.

We celebrate the feast of Saint Nolasco with a special mass.

Celebramos la festividad de San Nolasco con una misa especial.

The name Nolasco comes from the Latin 'Nolasco', associated with Castilian and related to religion.

Nolasco in history

Reference to the influence of the surname in historical events.

Nolasco en la historia

Virgin of Nolasco

Religious aspect associated with the figure of Nolasco.

Virgen de Nolasco

Nolasco Day

Celebration of the saint, marked on the calendar.

Día de Nolasco

nolasquense

Relating to or belonging to a place called Nolasco.

nolasquense

nolasquera

Person from or related to the cultural environment of Nolasco.

nolasquera

A nickname for someone considered fun or charismatic.

You are a true Nolasco at the party!

¡Eres un verdadero Nolasco en la fiesta!

Colloquial term to describe someone who is mischievous.

That boy is a little Nolasco, always getting into trouble.

Ese niño es un pequeño Nolasco, siempre haciendo maldades.