"Apopa" meaning in Spanish

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Proper name

IPA: /aˈpopa/, [aˈpo.pa]
Rhymes: -opa Etymology: Borrowed from Pipil Apukpan (“place with mist”) or apukti (“steam, vapor”), probably from at (“water”) + pukti (“smoke”). Etymology templates: {{bor+|es|ppl|Apukpan||place with mist}} Borrowed from Pipil Apukpan (“place with mist”) Head templates: {{es-proper noun|m}} Apopa m
  1. a town in San Salvador department, El Salvador Tags: masculine Categories (place): Places in El Salvador, Towns in El Salvador Derived forms: apopense (english: as a noun: someone from Apopa)
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