Sevillanon.adj.
= Sevillian adj.
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the world > people > nations > native or inhabitant of Europe > the Spaniards > [noun] > native or inhabitant of Spain > towns of
Gaditan1534
Gaditanian1640
Gaditano1697
Valencian1769
Madrilenian1809
Sevillian1830
Madrileño1832
malagueña1845
Toledan1846
Madrilene1873
Sevillano1884
the world > the earth > named regions of earth > named cities or towns > [adjective] > in Spain
Valencian1753
Sevillian1830
Madrilenian1841
Toledan1846
Madrilene1889
Sevillano1932
1884 O. Patch Sunny Spain i. 14 The Sevillanas, as the ladies of Seville are called, are remarkable for their beauty.
1897 H. C. Chatfield-Taylor Land of Castanet iv. 93 The fair Sevilliana sits in her darkened chamber.
1904 B. Kennedy Tramp in Spain iv. 25 I like the Sevillanos. They are a fine, free and easy people.
1932 E. Hemingway Death in Afternoon 324 Now Ronda means sober and tragic in the Plaza with a limited repertoire and sevillano means light-hearted..with flowery style and a lengthy repertoire.
1970 R. A. H. Robinson Origins of Franco's Spain 325 Protest of 2,000 Sevillano farmers to Alcalá-Zamora.
1976 E. P. Benson Bulls of Ronda iii. 14 I see..that you are a Sevillano.
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n.adj.1884