Aragonese
- proper noun
- As an Aragonese, she takes great pride in her rich cultural heritage.
Examples
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We know that this shift was especially typical of the center and east of the Peninsula, and not a general Hispano-Romance phenomenon, since many verbs that moved into the -ir paradigm in Catalan, Aragonese, and Castilian never did so in Galician-Portuguese.
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I read in one of the journals of Ferragosia in Spain, they were so proud that there is a Aragonese blood in your veins.
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The Aragonese have a unique dialect that distinguishes them from other Spanish speakers.
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During the festival, many Aragonese showcase traditional music and dance from their region.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Aragonese is the name for a person from Aragón or for the local language, using the same -ese ending you see in Chinese or Portuguese, which means 'from a place'. So an Aragonese is 'a native of Aragon' or the language spoken there.