Matagalpa

American  

[mat-uh-gal-puh, mah-tah-gahl-pah] / ˌmæt əˈgæl pə, ˌmɑ tɑˈgɑl pɑ /

noun

1. a city in W central Nicaragua.

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Example Sentences

Soza, 66, was born in Matagalpa, where she lived until she had children and moved the family to Managua.

From Los Angeles Times

In Matagalpa, she inherited her parents’ small farm where she grew beans, according to her daughter, Mirna Roman Soza, who lives in Managua.

From Los Angeles Times

She had many more friends and family in Managua and Matagalpa than in Los Angeles, where she focused on her work and making money so she could move home.

From Los Angeles Times

Rt Rev Álvarez, the bishop of Matagalpa, refused to go into exile at the time unless ordered to do so by the Pope.

From BBC

Isidoro Mora, who is bishop of the diocese of Siuna, had mentioned the Rt Rev Álvarez during a homily on Tuesday at the cathedral in the city of Matagalpa.

From BBC