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cimarrón:
- Wiktionary:
  cimarrón → maverick
  cimarrón → maroon
- Synonyms for "cimarrón":
  alzado; montaraz; salvaje
  bravío; feroz; fiero; bravo; cerril; indómito; indomable; inflexible; abestiado; agreste; áspero; silvestre; campestre; arisco

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cimarrón:
The word cimarrón exists in our database, but we currently do not have a translation from English to Spanish.
- Synonyms for "cimarron":
  Cimarron; Cimarron River; river
  bighorn; bighorn sheep; Rocky Mountain bighorn; Rocky Mountain sheep; Ovis canadensis; mountain sheep

Spanish

Detailed Translations for cimarrón from Spanish to English

Spelling Suggestions for: cimarrón

chaparrón; cinturón; citaron; ciñeron; cinglaron

cimarrón:

Synonyms for "cimarrón":

alzado; montaraz; salvaje
bravío; feroz; fiero; bravo; cerril; indómito; indomable; inflexible; abestiado; agreste; áspero; silvestre; campestre; arisco

Wiktionary Translations for cimarrón:

cimarrón

noun

unbranded range animal
- maverick → cimarrón

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• cimarrón	→ maroon	↔ marron — évader, enfuir en parlant d’un esclave.

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English

Detailed Translations for cimarrón from English to Spanish

cimarron:

Translation Matrix for cimarron:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	Ovis canadensis; Rocky Mountain bighorn; Rocky Mountain sheep; bighorn; bighorn sheep

Synonyms for "cimarron":

Cimarron; Cimarron River; river
bighorn; bighorn sheep; Rocky Mountain bighorn; Rocky Mountain sheep; Ovis canadensis; mountain sheep

Related Definitions for "cimarron":

wild sheep of mountainous regions of western North America having massive curled horns¹

Cimarron:

Translation Matrix for Cimarron:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	Cimarron River

Related Definitions for "Cimarron":

a river that rises in northeastern New Mexico and flows eastward into Oklahoma where it becomes a tributary of the Arkansas River¹

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