Andalusian

English

Etymology

Andalusia +‎ -ian

Adjective

Andalusian (not comparable)

From, or pertaining to, Andalusia
From, or pertaining to, Al-Andalus

Translations

from, or pertaining to, Andalusia

Arabic: أَنْدَلُسِيّ‎‎ (ʾandalusiyy)
Catalan: andalús (ca)
Czech: andaluský
Dutch: Andalusisch (nl), Andaloesisch (nl)
Esperanto: andaluza
French: andalou (fr)
German: andalusisch

Hungarian: andalúziai
Ido: Andaluza, Andaluziana
Italian: andaluso
Portuguese: andaluz
Romanian: andaluz (ro)
Spanish: andaluz (es)
West Frisian: Andalûsysk

Noun

Andalusian (plural Andalusians)

Someone from Andalusia.
Someone from Al-Andalus
A horse of a breed from the Iberian Peninsula, with long, thick mane and tail.
(uncountable) The dialect of Spanish spoken in Andalusia

Translations

someone from Andalusia

Catalan: andalús (ca) m, andalusa (ca) f
Czech: Andalusan m
Danish: andalusier c
Dutch: Andalusiër (nl) m, Andaloesiër (nl) m
Esperanto: andaluzo, andaluzino

French: Andalou (fr) m, Andaloue f
Hungarian: andalúziai
Ido: Andaluzo, Andaluziano (io)
Portuguese: andaluz m
Spanish: andaluz (es) m, andaluza (es) f

Finnish

Proper noun

Andalusian

Genitive singular form of Andalusia.

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