Aranda

Also A·run·ta

[uh-ran-duh, uh-rahn-]

noun

plural

Arandas ,

plural

Aranda .

1. a member of an Australian Aboriginal people living in the vicinity of Alice Springs, Northern Territory.

2. the language of the Aranda.

Aranda

/ ˈærəndə /

noun

1. an Aboriginal people of S central Australia

2. the language of this people

Example Sentences

Indeed, when the Tampa Bay Rays’ Jonathan Aranda suffered an 0-fer that culminated in a pop-up, the NL team swarmed Schwarber, who then sought out Ebel and embraced him with a hug.

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The venue’s first closing set belonged to a native of the city, Alejandro Aranda, also known as scarypoolparty.

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Aranda’s high-energy performance — full of hard riffs, melodic vocals and electric lighting — helped solidify Pomona’s presence in the music world.

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Galo Galvan, the Cathedral’s manager, made sure to let the community know it is here to serve them when he shouted, “This is your cathedral” right before Aranda went onstage.

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Aranda put Pomona on the map with his success on “American Idol.”

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