Sevillianadj.n.
/sɛˈvɪlɪən/ A. adj.
Of or pertaining to Seville. Cf. Sevillan adj.
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Valencian1753
Sevillian1830
Madrilenian1841
Toledan1846
Madrilene1889
Sevillano1932
the world > the earth > named regions of earth > Europe > Iberian peninsula and islands > [adjective] > Spain > parts of Spain
Asturian1612
Celtiberian1614
Andalusian1615
Cantabrian1642
Catalonian1707
Valencia1794
Manchego1828
Castilian1829
Sevillian1830
Andorran1837
Manchegan1841
Gallegan1845
Leonese1845
Granadine1865
1830 B. Disraeli Let. 26 July (1885) 32 You see what a Sevillian écritoire is by this despatch.
1849 Athenæum 3 Mar. 233/2 [Murillo] the prince of Sevillian painters.
1886 Encycl. Brit. XXI. 709/2 The Casa de los Abades is in the Sevillian plateresque style.
B. n.
An inhabitant of Seville.
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Gaditan1534
Gaditanian1640
Gaditano1697
Valencian1769
Madrilenian1809
Sevillian1830
Madrileño1832
malagueña1845
Toledan1846
Madrilene1873
Sevillano1884
1830 B. Disraeli Let. 26 July (1885) 30 The Sevillians say that Cadiz es toda facada.
1843 G. Borrow Bible in Spain III. xi. 193 This grove is the favourite promenade of the Sevillians.
1926 E. A. Peers Royal Seville i. 18 The ceramic art which is so noted a Sevilian industry.
1926 E. A. Peers Royal Seville ii. 29 The Sevilians like to say that the Guadalquivir salts the sea.
1957 A. MacNab Bulls of Iberia xv. 170 A Sevilian from the classic San Bernardo quarter.
1967 A. Rosin tr. G. Pillement Unknown Spain 55 The charm of the Sevillians, who are known for their laughter.
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