Azaña

American

[ah-sah-nyah, ah-thah-] / ɑˈsɑ nyɑ, ɑˈθɑ- /

noun

Manuel Manuel Azaña y Diez, 1880–1940, Spanish statesman: prime minister 1931–33, 1936; president 1936–39.

Azaña British

/ aˈθaɲa /

noun

Manuel (maˈnwel). 1880–1940, Spanish statesman; president of the Spanish Republic (1936–39) until overthrown by Franco

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