Ciertas zonas de las ciudades costeras del Brasil, cuyos moradores vive en la pobreza y cuyas edificaciónes usualmente fueron construidas en terrenos invadidos ilegalmente.

favennnoun

Haba.

faveoverb

Generalmente con dativo: ser favorable con, favorecer, propiciar, apoyar, respaldar, promover, etc.

favlarverb

Variante de avlar

favolosaadj

Forma del femenino de favoloso.

favoloseadj

Forma del femenino plural de favoloso.

favolosiadj

Forma del plural de favoloso.

favolosoadj

Fabuloso (del mundo de las fábulas).

favonienoun

Forma del vocativo singular de favonius.

favoniinoun

Forma del nominativo plural de favonius.

favoniisnoun

Forma del dativo y ablativo plural de favonius.

favonionoun

Céfiro₁₋₂.

favoniorumnoun

Forma del genitivo plural de favonius.

favoniosnoun

Forma del plural de favonio.

favoniumnoun

Forma del acusativo singular de favonius.

favoniusnoun

Céfiro, favonio.

favornoun

Una obra benéfica que se brinda para ayudar a alguien.

favorableadj

Que beneficia, impulsa o favorece a algo o a alguien.

favorablementeadv

De una manera favorable.

favorablesadj

Forma del plural de favorable.

favorablyadv

Favorablemente.

favoreceverb

Tercera persona del singular (él, ella, ello; usted, 2.ª persona) del presente de indicativo de favorecer.

favorecedverb

Segunda persona del plural (vosotros, vosotras) del imperativo afirmativo de favorecer.

favorecedoradj

Que favorece.

favorecedoraadj

Forma del femenino de favorecedor.

favorecedorasadj

Forma del femenino plural de favorecedor.

favorecedoresadj

Forma del plural de favorecedor.

favorecemosverb

Primera persona del plural (nosotros, nosotras) del presente de indicativo de favorecer.

favorecenverb

Tercera persona del plural (ellos, ellas; ustedes, 2.ª persona) del presente de indicativo de favorecer.

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