habanero
- adjective
- /ˌhæbəˈnɛroʊ/
- The museum features a habanero art exhibit that highlights the city's vibrant history.
Examples
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Many tourists enjoy the habanero cuisine when visiting the capital.
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The habanero cigars are world-renowned.
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She wore a dress with a habanero design inspired by traditional Cuban patterns.
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Is this a habanero dance style?
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The museum features a habanero art exhibit that highlights the city's vibrant history.
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She wore a dress with a habanero design inspired by traditional Cuban patterns.
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Many tourists enjoy the habanero cuisine when visiting the capital.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Habanero comes from the Spanish place name Habana, which is 'Havana'. So habanero as an adjective means 'from Havana' or about the city's people, culture, or products.