Barrio

[Sarah]

In Spain and countries colonized by Spain, a village, ward, ordistrict outside a town or city to whose jurisdiction it belongs.

[Sarah]

Spanish term for the Hood. In the U.S it is used as the Latino equivalent of a Ghetto.

[Sarah]

An ethnic neighborhood with a primarily latin character. Literally 'neighborhood' in Spanish.

[Sarah]

slang spanish term for [hood] or [ghetto]

[Sonia]

Neighborhood (Gang slang)

[Julian]

The surname of a family that comes from Spain. The name originates from the Moors. The surname comes from the word Barr which means village. Apparently these areas were invaded by the moors which would have created an interracial mix of African and Spanish lineage with mixings of Christianity and Muslim faiths. A name that has many offshoots.

[Tina]

Barrio my neighborhood. My city. Kicking back area

[Julene]

a word that means [a dirty], mostly [mexican] [neighborhood]

[Tina]

[filipino] term for [farm]/[country]

[Merna]

A district of a town in Spain and Spanish-speaking countries.

[Rihanna]

in the US, a part of a city where poor, mainly Spanish-speaking people live