pasaporte

See also: Pasaporte

Asturian

Noun

pasaporte m (plural pasaportes)

  1. passport (official document)

Basque

Noun

pasaporte

  1. passport.

Declension
(inanimate noun) declension of pasaporte
indefinite singular plural
absolutivepasaportepasaporteapasaporteak
ergativepasaportekpasaporteakpasaporteek
dativepasaporteripasaportearipasaporteei
genitivepasaporterenpasaportearenpasaporteen
comitativepasaporterekinpasaportearekinpasaporteekin
causativepasaporterengatikpasaportearengatikpasaporteengatik
benefactivepasaporterentzatpasaportearentzatpasaporteentzat
instrumentalpasaportezpasaporteazpasaporteez
inessivepasaportetanpasaporteanpasaporteetan
locativepasaportetakopasaportekopasaporteetako
allativepasaportetarapasaporterapasaporteetara
terminativepasaportetarainopasaporterainopasaporteetaraino
directivepasaportetarantzpasaporterantzpasaporteetarantz
destinativepasaportetarakopasaporterakopasaporteetarako
ablativepasaportetatikpasaportetikpasaporteetatik
partitivepasaporterik
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prolativepasaportetzat
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Cebuano

Etymology

The spelling pasaporte is used to match the spelling of the Spanish word pasaporte. Prior to the Philippine passport, the Spaniards issued safe-conducts called chapas.[1]

Pronunciation
  • Hyphenation: pa‧sa‧por‧te

Noun

pasaporte

  1. a passport

References
  1. Valdez, Euden (17 August 2013), “The Passport Through History”, in The Sunday Times Magazine‎, The Manila Times

Spanish

Noun

pasaporte m (plural pasaportes)

  1. passport

Tagalog

Etymology

Borrowed from Spanish pasaporte (“passport”).

Noun

pasaporte

  1. passport
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