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Meaning of gañán




Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

gañán
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Tough, rough and rough man. In Colombia it means rude, coo, zafio, worker, day laborer, labriego, worker. Malandrin.

  




Mufasa

Person who inhabits a village, of a rough character although he may be educated. They are usually sexist and racist. Sometimes they surprise with certain words of Spanish of the fifteenth century such as cordonera or barraca.

  


Mario Pablo Gomez

gañan call them to the carriers carrying cattle or horses from one side to another / / in the Census of the 1869 became in mendoza the arriero carrying horses or beef to chile les ate gañan

  


jose antonio corbacho

gañan: specifically in agriculture is that handles the oxen to till the land, so it must be strong and primary, here that is used in the sense figurative gross person and little cultivated my knowledge comes from more than century and a half of my ancestors.

  


Kary

Person of bad behavior or lack of education

  


pedro morcillo garcia

Pastor cow-keeper. term used in lacomarca of the sierra de segura and villas

  


Lucía Sánchez

Man well bestido and educated, without being noble or rich, knows how to behave with elegance, seductive essence but not seek compromises, only by diversiòn and delights

  



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