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estanciero

estanciero

9.9
Relating to a large South American ranch or the owners' traditional life
  • adjective
  • /ɛsˌtænˈsiːəroʊ/
translation icon : ranchero
  • The estanciero lifestyle is characterized by a strong connection to the land.

Examples

  • They decorated the room in an estanciero style, using leather furniture and traditional patterns.

  • Many estanciero customs are still celebrated in rural Argentina today.

  • The estanciero architecture features wide verandas and high ceilings to keep the house cool.

  • The estanciero culture includes unique customs and celebrations.

  • The estanciero traditions often involve livestock herding and open-air barbecues.

  • Life on the ranch has an estanciero charm that draws visitors from the city.

  • She wore a dress inspired by estanciero fashion, featuring vibrant colors and flowing fabrics.

Synonyms

ranchera
vsestanciero
  • US
7.3

Something that has the look and feel of life on a ranch

focuses on large South American ranches and the owners' traditional lifestyle

Surface Forms

estanciero positive

Etymology

The word estanciero comes from the Spanish estancia, meaning 'ranch' or 'a place to stay', and is related to the English word station. So something estanciero is 'from the ranch' in South America and describes the ranch style, life, or traditions.