Concepcion
Major Chilean metropolis
Concepcion is a Spanish given name and surname meaning "conception," referring to the Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary.
It appears frequently in Hispanic naming traditions, often shortened to Concha or Conchita.
Several cities bear the name, most notably Concepción in Chile, the country's second-largest metropolitan area.
Point of creation
- originStarting point or source
- beginningInitial stage of something
- creationMaking something exist
- nativityState of being born
gestation · fertility · life · inception · procreation · embryo · womb · miracle
Seismic ground movement
- ChileanOf an Andean republic
- coal miningUnderground carbon extraction
- PacificEarth's vastest ocean
Main Philippine island
- fiestaFestive public celebration
- FilipinoNative of Manila's nation
- provinceRegional administrative district
- municipalityLocal governing district
genesis
Point of creation
nativity · gestation · fertility · life · inception · procreation · embryo · womb · miracle · blessing
earthquake
Seismic ground movement
- ChileanOf an Andean republic
- coal miningUnderground carbon extraction
- PacificEarth's vastest ocean
Luzon
Main Philippine island
Virgin Mary
Mother of Christ
- MadonnaChrist's mother, or pop icon
- feast daySaint's commemorative holiday
- CatholicPapal church adherent
doctrine · dogma · Marian · patroness · devotion · shrine · basilica · holy day · veneration · purity
María
Female given name
- SpanishLanguage of Iberia
- given namePersonal name from birth
- surnameHereditary family identifier
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- Central American PeaksSanta Maria, Santa Ana, San Salvador, San Miguel
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- Northern MindanaoValencia, CDO, Villanueva, El Salvador, San Fernando
conception, concept, conceive, conceived, conceiving, conceivable, inconceivable, conceptual, conceptually