Pelota - Search Results - ninemsn Encarta

*	Available exclusively through Encarta software products. Join Now

Searched for 'Pelota'

Encarta Articles

Pelota ( Microsoft Corporation. All Rights Reserved.)

Pelota (Spanish, “Ball”) generic name for a variety of court games (also known as pelote Basque and pelota Vasca) played with a ball and,...

Pelotas ()

Pelotas, city in southern Brazil, in Rio Grande do Sul State, near Rio Grande. It has a considerable export trade in hides, dried beef, wool, and...

The other forms of pelota include pelota mano (handball); pelota pala; and several forms in which the ball is batted from a heavy, stiff cesta. In...

- fast court game of Basque origin: a fast court game of Basque origin, in which two players use long wickerwork baskets strapped to their wrists to hurl a ball against a marked wall and catch it.
- ball for pelota: the ball used in pelota

Translations for "pelota" Spanish-English

Encarta Multimedia

Pelota Court ( Microsoft Corporation. All Rights Reserved.)

	Advertisement Windows Live® Search Results Basque pelota - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Pelota in Spanish, pilota in Basque and Catalan, or pelote in French (from Latin pila) is a name for a variety of court sports played with a ball using one's hand, a racket, a ... Pelota - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Pelota (Spanish for ball) can refer to the popular and shortened names for a number of ball games: Baseball; Basque pelota; Bocce; Jai alai; Valencian pilota pelota definition of pelota in the Free Online Encyclopedia. pelota (pəlō`tə): see jai alai jai alai (hī`lī'), handball-like game of Spanish Basque origin. It is also called pelota..... Click the link for more information. See all search results in Windows Live® Search Results

Help

© 2009 Microsoft