Associations to the word «Latino»
Noun
- Hispanic
- Latina
- Cuban
- Asian
- Mexican
- Race
- Population
- African
- Sine
- Americana
- Ethnicity
- Puerto
- Lambda
- Ancestry
- Homelessness
- Islander
- Barrio
- Dominican
- Fraternity
- Chavez
- Afro
- Latino
- Racism
- Stereotype
- Morale
- Inmate
- Sigma
- Segregation
- Origin
- Immigrant
- Sorority
- Cesar
- Immigration
- Lingua
- Voter
- Kappa
- Black
- Neighborhood
- Outreach
- Descent
- Fiesta
- Paradox
- Minority
- Advocacy
- Diversity
- Rodriguez
- Psi
- Latin
- Influx
- Phi
- American
- Migrant
- Coalition
- Community
- Spanish
- Aids
- Gang
- Enrollment
- Resident
- Jewish
- Angeles
- Los
- Hop
- Excellence
- Identity
- Ivory
- Subgroup
- Showcase
- Ethnic
- Percentage
- Boyle
- Organization
- Una
- Illustrator
- Anglo
- Awareness
- Leadership
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
LATINO, noun. Alternative letter-case form of Latino
LATINO, adjective. Of Latin American descent.
LATINO, noun. A person, especially and usually a male, from Latin America. (Compare Latina.)
LATINO SINE FLEXIONE, proper noun. An artificial language based on a simplified version of Latin without inflections; also known as Interlingua
LATINO SINE FLEXIONE, proper noun. Alternative letter-case form of Latino sine Flexione
Dictionary definition
LATINO, noun. A native of Latin America.
LATINO, noun. An artificial language based on words common to the Romance languages.
LATINO, adjective. Related to a Spanish-speaking people or culture; "the Hispanic population of California is growing rapidly".
Wise words
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