Množina: lopes

1. An easy natural gait of a horse resembling a canter
2. An easy usually bounding gait capable of being sustained for a long time

To run easily.

(Carpio) Spanish poet and dramatist; see Vega, Lope de.

(c. 1380-1460) Portuguese historian, whose Crónicas/Chronicles (begun 1434) relate vividly the history of the Portuguese monarchy between 1357 and 1411.

(1957-) us golfer who turned professional in 1977 and in 1979 became the first woman to win $200,000 in a season. She has won the us lpga title three times and has won more than 35 tour events, and $3 million in prize money.
Career highlights
Us lpga: 1978, 1985, 1989

(1827-1870) Paraguayan dictator in succession to his father Carlos López. He involved the country in a war with Brazil, Uruguay, and Argentina, during which approximately 80% of the population died.

(1790-1862) Paraguayan dictator (in succession to his uncle José Francia) from 1840. He achieved some economic improvement, and he was succeeded by his son Francisco López.

Adolfo 1910-1969 president of Mexico (1958-64)

José 1920- president of Mexico (1976-82)

Množina: Lopezvilles

Unincorporated community in Texas (USA).