sevillano
“sevillano” means “from Seville” in Spanish. It has 2 different meanings depending on context:
from SevilleAlso: Sevillian
📝 In Action
Me gusta mucho el clima sevillano.
A2I really like the Sevillian climate.
El estilo sevillano se nota en la arquitectura de la casa.
B1The Sevillian style is noticeable in the house's architecture.
Queremos probar el gazpacho sevillano.
A2We want to try the Sevillian-style gazpacho.
Word Connections
man from SevilleAlso: Sevillian
📝 In Action
Ese chico es sevillano.
A1That boy is from Seville.
Los sevillanos son conocidos por su alegría.
B1People from Seville are known for their joy.
Un sevillano ganó el premio de literatura.
B2A man from Seville won the literature prize.
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Words that translate to "sevillano" in Spanish:
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👥 Word Family
📚 Etymology
Derived from 'Sevilla', which comes from the Arabic name 'Ishbīliya', which in turn came from the Roman name for the city, 'Hispalis'.
First recorded: 13th century
Cognates (Related words)
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'sevillano' capitalized?
No. In Spanish, nationalities and words for people from specific cities are always lowercase unless they start a sentence.
What is the difference between sevillano and sevillana?
'Sevillano' is for men or masculine objects. 'Sevillana' is for women, feminine objects, or it can also refer to a famous type of folk dance from Seville.
Does it refer to the city or the province?
It can refer to both the city of Seville and the wider province of Seville.