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Catalanist, n. (and a.)|ˈkætəlænɪst|
[f. Catalan + -ist.]
One who favours the independence of Catalonia; usually attrib. or as adj. So ˈCatalanism, the favouring of independence for Catalonia; also, an idiom or mode of expression belonging to the Catalan language.
1905Daily Chron. 23 Sept. 5/3 The Catalanist Agitation. 1907Westm. Gaz. 25 May 2/1 The ‘Catalanist’ Home Rulers. 1923Glasgow Herald 8 Oct. 9 The suspension of..more or less seditious Catalanist journals. 1930S. de Madariaga Spain xviii. 304 Catalanism is, above all, a Barcelona affair. 1949― C. Columbus 433 Ulloa..led by his strong Catalanist bias, paints this struggle as an effort of the Catalans to liberate themselves. 1958Archivum Linguisticum X. 31 Gallicisms (including Provençalisms and Catalanisms). |