Asturian

[ a-stoor-ee-uhn, a-styoor- ]

/ æˈstʊər i ən, æˈstyʊər- /

adjective

of or relating to Asturias, its people, or their language.

noun

a native or inhabitant of Asturias.

the dialect of Spanish spoken in Asturias.

Origin of Asturian

From the Spanish word asturiano, dating back to 1605–15. See Asturias, -an

Words nearby Asturian

astrophysics, astrosphere, astrotourist, Astroturf, Astroturfing, Asturian, Asturias, astute, Astyanax, astylar, ASU

Example sentences from the Web for Asturian

See there is a man over there wearing the Asturian cap, the old man with a long peaked cap which hangs down one side.
The Four Corners Abroad|Amy Ella Blanchard
You see, I had heard my uncle mention this Asturian trouble.
The Weight of the Crown|Fred M. White
The next notable financial reformer was Campillo, an Asturian who had been born poor, though of hidalgo rank.
A History of Spain|Charles E. Chapman
Ride to town with Pepe and me, and after I get out at the railroad station, please force that Asturian mule to accept this check.
The Five Arrows|Allan Chase

The Asturian servant nearly stared her one eye out of her head.
The Story of Don Quixote|Arvid Paulson, Clayton Edwards, and Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra

单词	asturian
释义	Asturian [ a-stoor-ee-uhn, a-styoor- ] / æˈstʊər i ən, æˈstyʊər- / adjective of or relating to Asturias, its people, or their language. noun a native or inhabitant of Asturias. the dialect of Spanish spoken in Asturias. Origin of Asturian From the Spanish word asturiano, dating back to 1605–15. See Asturias, -an Words nearby Asturian astrophysics, astrosphere, astrotourist, Astroturf, Astroturfing, Asturian, Asturias, astute, Astyanax, astylar, ASU Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for Asturian See there is a man over there wearing the Asturian cap, the old man with a long peaked cap which hangs down one side. The Four Corners Abroad\|Amy Ella Blanchard You see, I had heard my uncle mention this Asturian trouble. The Weight of the Crown\|Fred M. White The next notable financial reformer was Campillo, an Asturian who had been born poor, though of hidalgo rank. A History of Spain\|Charles E. Chapman Ride to town with Pepe and me, and after I get out at the railroad station, please force that Asturian mule to accept this check. The Five Arrows\|Allan Chase The Asturian servant nearly stared her one eye out of her head. The Story of Don Quixote\|Arvid Paulson, Clayton Edwards, and Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra
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