Significats de mameluco en anglès

Cypriano's wife, a good- looking mameluco girl, was superintending the packing of farina.

The few whites and better class of mameluco residents live in more substantial dwellings, white-washed and tiled.

Penna took his family with him: this comprised a smart, lively mameluco woman, named Catarina, whom we called Senhora Katita, and two children.

Many handicrafts were exercised by coloured people, mulattos, mamelucos, free negroes, and Indians.

The inhabitants were nearly all of the tawny-white Mameluco class.

Senhor Cypriano was a pleasant-looking and extremely civil young Mameluco.

Both he and his wife were mamelucos; the negro children called them always father and mother.

A young Mameluco, named Soares, an Escrivao, or public clerk, took me into his house to show me his library.

The houses along these beautiful roads belong chiefly to Mameluco, mulatto, and Indian families, each of which has its own small plantation.

At one time I had a Mameluco youth in my service, whose head was full of the legends and superstitions of the country.

His house was a large one, and full of people, old and young, women and children, all of whom were Indians or mamelucos.

The pilot, a Mameluco of Ega, whom I knew very well, exhibited a knowledge of the river and powers of endurance which were quite remarkable.