poblano
- adjective
- /pəˈblɑːnoʊ/
- She wore a beautiful poblano dress decorated with colorful embroidery from Puebla.
Examples
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The poblano culture is rich in traditions.
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The restaurant serves traditional poblano dishes inspired by the region's rich culinary history.
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Many poblano crafts are made using techniques passed down through generations.
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The poblano sauce added a unique flavor to the dish.
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The restaurant serves traditional poblano dishes inspired by the region's rich culinary history.
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She wore a beautiful poblano dress decorated with colorful embroidery from Puebla.
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Many poblano crafts are made using techniques passed down through generations.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Poblano comes from the Mexican city Puebla, whose name comes from pueblo meaning 'people' or 'town', so poblano means 'from Puebla' or 'relating to its people and culture'.