Hispano
- adjective
- /hɪsˈpɑːnoʊ/
- The Hispano community in the United States has a rich cultural heritage.
Examples
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She is proud of her Hispano roots and often speaks Spanish at home.
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Many Hispano traditions have influenced the local cuisine and architecture.
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The Hispano community celebrates its cultural heritage with music and dance festivals every year.
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Many Hispano traditions are celebrated during the Fiesta.
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The Hispano culture is rich in traditions that reflect its deep historical ties to Spain.
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Her family often shares Hispano stories that illustrate their connection to Spanish-speaking countries.
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Local festivals highlight the Hispano influence on art and music in the region.
Synonyms
Relating to Spanish-speaking people and their culture, often from Latin America in the United States
Surface Forms
Etymology
Hispano comes from the Roman name Hispania, the land that is now Spain and Portugal. It is like the English word Hispanic, so Hispano describes things or people 'relating to Spain or Spanish-speaking countries'.