Cordova

¹

[ kawr-duh-vuh ]

noun

1. Córdoba ( def 1 ).

Cordova

²

[ kawr-duh-vuh ]

noun

1. a coarse wool from Argentina used chiefly for carpet stock.

Cordova

/ ˈkɔːdəvə /

noun

1. See Córdoba
   the English name for Córdoba 1

Example Sentences

As part of his work as a cultural practitioner, Cordova has organized exhibitions of Miami-based artists’ work at Prizm and at Bridge Red Studios.

From Washington Post

Cordova was involved in an August 2017 sting that led to the arrest and conviction of Robert Ortiz in East Harlem on charges that included drug possession.

From ProPublica

Jacob Cordova, 27, is the latest activist to be jailed for their activities.

From The Daily Beast

When: July 18-19 Getting there: There are daily flights to Cordova from both Anchorage and Seattle (via Juneau).

From The Daily Beast

Then nod at familiar last names: De Costas, De Cordova, and Lopez.

From The Daily Beast

“It is quite a tragedy,” said Dallas Police Department officer Monica Cordova.

From The Daily Beast

Cordova says that his client will most likely be deported if he is found guilty of the charges.

From The Daily Beast

Yucatan was discovered by Hernandez Cordova in 1517, and in 1519 was first settled.

From Project Gutenberg

Presently I heard that Yusuf suspected me of leading a revolt in Cordova against his rule, and that he keenly desired my head.

From Project Gutenberg

Many years after this a new preacher was announced to lecture in the synagogue, at Cordova, upon a designated Sabbath.

From Project Gutenberg

As we have said, the two most famous of these were at Bagdad and at Cordova.

From Project Gutenberg

There may be some time, when that part of the country becomes a suburb of Cordova!

From Project Gutenberg