Spanish phrase "Mangas Coloradas" meaning "Red Sleeves"

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The Spanish phrase "Mangas Coloradas," meaning "Red Sleeves," is historically notable as the name given by Spaniards to the prominent Apache leader Mangas Coloradas.

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Mangas Coloradas 0
Coloradas 0
Mangas 0

Statements (38)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Spanish phrase
appliedTo Mangas Coloradas (Apache leader) NERFINISHED
associatedWithCountry Mexico (historical context)
United States (historical context) NERFINISHED
associatedWithEthnicity Apache NERFINISHED
associatedWithPersonRole Apache leader
associatedWithRegion Arizona region
New Mexico Territory NERFINISHED
component Coloradas NERFINISHED
Mangas NERFINISHED
etymologySource Spanish descriptive naming of physical appearance
genderAgreement feminine plural
hasGrammaticalGender feminine
hasGrammaticalNumber plural
historicalUsage 19th century American Southwest
language Spanish
literalMeaning Red Sleeves
red (feminine plural)
sleeves
nameType descriptive epithet
nickname
orthography capitalized as a proper name in historical texts
partOfLexicalField Spanish clothing terms
Spanish color terms
partOfPhrase Mangas Coloradas NERFINISHED
Mangas Coloradas NERFINISHED
refersToPhysicalTrait red sleeves of clothing
semanticCategory anthroponym
color-based nickname
translationToEnglish Red Sleeves NERFINISHED
usedAs name
usedBy American frontiersmen (via Spanish)
Mexican Spaniards
Spanish speakers
usedIn Southwestern U.S. frontier histories
biographies of Mangas Coloradas (Apache leader)
historical documents about Apache wars
wordCount 2

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Mangas Coloradas namedAfter Spanish phrase "Mangas Coloradas" meaning "Red Sleeves"