Rojas

[ roh-hahs; Spanish raw-hahs ]

noun

1. Fer·nan·do de [fe, r, -, nahn, -daw , th, e], c1475–1541?, Spanish writer.

Example Sentences

After an Inter-American Court on Human Rights’ ruling in 2020, Peru was compelled to formally recognize its culpability in Rojas’ abuse.

From Washington Blade

Toned and tattooed, Rojas gives classes that are often packed with women hoping to get some hands-on instruction.

From The Daily Beast

I'm not the only one who watched the reunion of Rojas and his mistress, Susana Valenzuela, with mixed emotions.

From The Daily Beast

There is an excellent account of all the vines of Andalucia by Rojas Clemente.

From Project Gutenberg

The other inquisitor, who was Juan de Rojas, in a written opinion, called for four years of exile and a heavy fine.

From Project Gutenberg

He dared not inform even the leaders of the Rojas party of the proposed rescue.

From Project Gutenberg

With no doubt the best of motives, you have allied yourself with what is known as the Rojas faction.

From Project Gutenberg

He now saw why Señora Rojas had received him in the presence of so large an audience.

From Project Gutenberg