favelado
American
[fah-vuh-lah-doh, fuh-vel-ah-, fah-ve-lah-doo]
/ ˌfɑ vəˈlɑ doʊ, fə vɛlˈɑ-, ˌfɑ vɛˈlɑ dʊ /
noun
PLURAL
faveladosEtymology
Origin of favelado
1960–65; < Brazilian Portuguese, equivalent to favel ( a ) favela + -ado ≪ Latin -ātus -ate 1
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