Toledan
- adjective
- /toʊˈleɪdən/
- The museum displayed several Toledan swords from the Middle Ages.
Examples
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The Toledan architecture is stunning and rich in history.
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Many Toledan traditions are still celebrated in the city today.
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She admired the intricate designs of the Toledan architecture during her visit.
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I love the Toledan style of painting.
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During her vacation, she was captivated by the beautiful Toledan art showcased in the local galleries.
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The festival featured traditional music and dances that highlight the Toledan culture.
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He enjoyed learning about the historical significance of Toledan cuisine and its influences.
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Etymology
Toledan comes from the Spanish city name Toledo plus the ending -an, which means 'from' or 'relating to', like in American or Italian. So Toledan describes something that comes from or is connected to Toledo.