adobe is the same in Spanish as in English.
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Adobe is Spanish. It means "mud brick" in Old Spanish
Adobe is the Spanish word for a mud brick. It is formed by adding clay and water to straw or manure, shaping this into a brick and allowing it to dry in the sun.
Mexican Spanish, from Nahuatl xacalli, contraction of xamitl calli 'adobe house.'
The lived in Adobe Pueblos. Pueblo came from the Spanish word "town people".
The word adobe has three syllables. (a-do-be)
Adobe is a Spanish word that comes from a Arabic word that comes from an ancient Eygptian word. The practice has been done around the world in many unrelated places for at least 4000 years. When the Spanish arrived in the Southwest the Native peoples already built with mud adobe and stone. They used baskets or handfuls or puddling to build the walls. The Spanish brought the idea of sundried brick making. Adobe in Spain goes back to the late Bronze Age and in the Americas it goes back several thousand years. The name and some of the techniques came to Spain with the Muslim rulers that came from North Africa and Arab lands in 711 CE.
The name of the Indian tribe is the Pueblo people. They are named after the Spanish word "pueblo," which means village, referring to their distinctive adobe dwellings found in the Southwestern United States.
Nope - Word is a word-processor program. Adobe reader is a PDF viewer.
Adobe is a program, eg. adobe; Premier, Photoshop, CS5
you can import them using the import tool in adobe reader
Can I change a "read only" file from Adobe to a word document?