Argentinean
- noun
- /ˌɑrdʒənˈtinən/
- As an Argentinean, Maria took pride in her country's traditional tango dancing.
Examples
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How an American can speak like a Spaniard and dance like an Argentinean.
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One of these days somebody's gonna work out he's Argentinean.
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Argentineans are not Mexicans, and the Hmong experience is not that of the Japanese.
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Carlos is an Argentinean who loves to share stories about his hometown in Buenos Aires.
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During the festival, many Argentineans gathered to celebrate their rich cultural heritage.
Synonyms
A person who comes from Argentina
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Argentinean comes from Argentina, which comes from the Latin word argentum meaning 'silver'. Because the country was named for a shiny river, an Argentinean is 'from the land of silver', so the word means a person from Argentina.