michoacano
- adjective
- /ˌmiːtʃoʊˈɑːkənoʊ/
- The restaurant is famous for its michoacano dishes, especially the traditional carnitas.
Examples
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She wore a colorful michoacano dress to celebrate her family's heritage.
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Many michoacano crafts are made using techniques passed down for generations.
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The michoacano cuisine is known for its rich flavors.
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Many michoacano artisans create beautiful crafts.
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The restaurant is famous for its michoacano dishes, especially the traditional carnitas.
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She wore a colorful michoacano dress to celebrate her family's heritage.
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Many michoacano crafts are made using techniques passed down for generations.
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Etymology
Michoacano comes from the Mexican state Michoacán, a name from the native Nahuatl language that means 'place of fish' or 'place of fishermen'. So michoacano describes things that come from that region, like its food, clothing, or crafts.