Latin (en. Latin)

/ˈlatin/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

A Romance language derived from Vulgar Latin, spoken in several countries.

Spanish is a Latin language that evolved from Latin.

El español es una lengua latina que evolucionó del latín.

A group of countries that are considered Spanish-speaking or certain Romance languages.

The Latin community in the United States is very diverse.

La comunidad latina en los Estados Unidos es muy diversa.

adjective

Relating to the culture of peoples who have been influenced by Latin.

Latin traditions are rich in history and expression.

Las tradiciones latinas son ricas en historia y expresión.

It derives from the Latin 'Latinus', which refers to the inhabitants of the ancient region of Latium in Italy.

Latin American

Relating to the countries of Latin America.

latinoamericano

Latin culture

A set of traditions, languages, and customs of the people who speak Latin languages.

cultura latina

Latin pride

A feeling of pride in the heritage and culture of Latin communities.

orgullo latino

latino

A person of Latin American origin.

latino

Latinidad

A set of characteristics that define Latin culture.

latinidad

Refers to someone who is charismatic and attractive.

That guy is very Latin, he has great rhythm.

Ese chico es muy latino, tiene un gran ritmo.

A way of talking about the festive and joyful culture of Latinos.

The party was very Latin, with music and dancing all night long.

La fiesta fue muy latina, con música y baile toda la noche.