Latina
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- noun
- /ləˈtiːnə/
- US
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latina
- Many of the Latina women at the event shared their experiences and cultural traditions with pride.
- Latina women
Just know that I am Latina, OK, I'm de Latina.
- Just know that I am Latina, OK, I'm de Latina.
- Oh, my daughter is Latina, black and Caucasian.
- And as a Afro Latina trans woman, thank you.
- And, you know, I'm Latina and black and I could be a little crazy.
- For the women, especially my Latinas in the room, I leave you with four thoughts.
- And my first guest, our first guest is the first Latina to create, write, produce and star in her own sitcom.
- So he he could be on his second wife, you know, some big, you know, breasted out Latina rolls up with them.
- So listen, I am Latina, so I tend with my skin tone to get hyperpigmentation spots, all of that.
- It was yes, I cannot, not because I'm Latina.
Examples
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And of course, being Latina, this is like very much our culture where we come from.
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And my first guest, our first guest is the first Latina to create, write, produce and star in her own sitcom.
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For the women, especially my Latinas in the room, I leave you with four thoughts.
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I'm Latina, so like Chicano culture is a huge part of my style influence.
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Martinez was heralded as a first Latina, a head of the city, the future of Los Angeles.
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As a Latina, she often feels a strong connection to her family's heritage and history.
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The film festival celebrated the contributions of Latina filmmakers and artists in the industry.
Synonyms
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2.1
A person who comes from Latin America
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A person from Latin America described in a gender-neutral way
Surface Forms
Etymology
Latina comes from the Spanish feminine form of Latino, which in turn comes from Latin, meaning 'of Latium' or the old Latin language. So a Latina is a woman from 'Latin America' and the name points to her cultural and language background.