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Hispanic
[ hi-span-ik ]
adjective
- of or relating to Spanish-speaking Latin America:
the United States and its Hispanic neighbors.
- Also ᾱ·貹· []. of or relating to people of Spanish-speaking descent: the Hispanic vote; Compare Latino ( def 1 ).
Hispanic students;
the Hispanic vote;
Hispanic communities.
noun
- Also called ᾱ·貹·-A·mer·i·can [hi-, span, -oh-, uh, -, mer, -i-k, uh, n, -, spah, -noh],. a citizen or resident of the United States who is of Spanish or Spanish-speaking Latin American descent. Compare Latino ( def 2 ).
- a person whose primary or native language is Spanish.
Hispanic
/ ɪˈæɪ /
adjective
- relating to, characteristic of, or derived from Spain or Spanish-speaking countries
noun
- a person of Latin-American or Spanish descent living in the US
Usage Note
Usage
Other yvlog Forms
- ᾱ·貹··· adverb
- ԴDz-ᾱ·貹· adjective
- -ᾱ·貹· adjective
- ٰԲ-ᾱ·貹· adjective
yvlog History and Origins
Example Sentences
Diego Godoy, associate curator of the California and Hispanic collections at the Huntington Library in San Marino, said the archive could be useful for scholars for many reasons, including to better understand prison culture.
The team of Jackie Robinson, with the largest Hispanic fan base in the history of American professional sports, has lost this lifelong fan forever.
The case filed in 2021 by former employee, Ana Cantu, said workers from Hispanic, Latino, Native American and other backgrounds started on lower salaries and job levels than their white and Asian counterparts.
On the cemetery's website, internal links that directed users to webpages with information about the "Notable Graves" of dozens of black, Hispanic and female veterans were missing on Friday.
And Trump made enormous strides with Hispanics and smaller but still substantial gains among Blacks and Asian Americans.
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