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    Saavedra (en. Saavedra)

    /sa.aˈβe.ðɾa/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Surname originating from Spain used in various regions.
    The surname Saavedra is well known in Chile.
    El apellido Saavedra es muy conocido en Chile.
    Name of several localities in Spain.
    The city of Saavedra is located in the province of Málaga.
    La ciudad de Saavedra se encuentra en la provincia de Málaga.
    Can refer to people of notable relevance in history, such as the politician or writer with this surname.
    The author of the famous novel is a Saavedra.
    El autor de la novela famosa es un Saavedra.

    Etymology

    The surname Saavedra comes from the Spanish term 'saavedra', which means 'the one who saves' or 'the savior.'

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    Saavedra in history
    Reference to important historical figures with this surname.
    Saavedra en la historia
    Saavedra family
    Group of people who share this surname.
    Familia Saavedra
    Saavedra in literature
    Context about authors who have written under this surname.
    Saavedra en la literatura

    Related Words

    saavedrismo
    Movement or ideology associated with prominent Saavedras.
    saavedrismo
    saavedrense
    Adjective that refers to people originally from Saavedra.
    saavedrense

    Slang Meanings

    Refers to someone who is very clever or resourceful.
    That boy is a true Saavedra; he always has the perfect solution.
    Ese chico es un verdadero Saavedra, siempre tiene la solución perfecta.
    In certain regions, it means someone who is always getting into trouble but solves it easily.
    He is a Saavedra; despite the messes he gets into, he always comes out fine.
    Él es un Saavedra; a pesar de los líos en los que se mete, siempre sale bien.