fernandino

Spanish

Etymology

From Fernando +‎ -ino.

Adjective

fernandino (feminine fernandina, masculine plural fernandinos, feminine plural fernandinas)

  1. (relational) of Fernando, of Ferdinand; Ferdinand's (of or relating to anyone famous named Fernando or Ferdinand)
  2. (relational) of Ferdinand II of Aragon; Ferdinand's
  3. of, from or relating to the city of Fernando de la Mora, Central department, Paraguay or the city of Maldonado, capital of the department of Maldonado, Uruguay

Noun

fernandino m (plural fernandinos, feminine fernandina, feminine plural fernandinas)

  1. native or inhabitant of the city of Fernando de la Mora, Central department, Paraguay or the city of Maldonado, capital of the department of Maldonado, Uruguay (usually male)
  2. (Equatorial Guinea) a member of a multiethnic creole group from Bioko

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