mesetario

Spanish

meseta (“plateau”) +‎ -ario

mesetario (feminine mesetaria, masculine plural mesetarios, feminine plural mesetarias)

(Spain, geography, relational) relating to the Meseta Central plateau (the large interior plateau of the Iberian Peninsula)

mesetario m (plural mesetarios, feminine mesetaria, feminine plural mesetarias)

(Spain, sometimes derogatory) a person from the interior of Spain (i.e. from the Meseta Central plateau), especially someone from Madrid

Primarily used as an insult by speakers from Catalonia, Valencia, and Andalusia.[1]

“¿Mesetario un insulto? El orgullo de la España interior ya tiene su camiseta.”, in Soria noticias‎, 2019: “especialmente por la gente del Levante y de Andalucía”

单词	mesetario
释义	mesetario Spanish Etymology meseta (“plateau”) +‎ -ario Pronunciation IPA^(key): /meseˈtaɾjo/ [me.seˈt̪a.ɾjo] Rhymes: -aɾjo Syllabification: me‧se‧ta‧rio Adjective mesetario (feminine mesetaria, masculine plural mesetarios, feminine plural mesetarias) (Spain, geography, relational) relating to the Meseta Central plateau (the large interior plateau of the Iberian Peninsula) Noun mesetario m (plural mesetarios, feminine mesetaria, feminine plural mesetarias) (Spain, sometimes derogatory) a person from the interior of Spain (i.e. from the Meseta Central plateau), especially someone from Madrid Usage notes Primarily used as an insult by speakers from Catalonia, Valencia, and Andalusia.[1] References “¿Mesetario un insulto? El orgullo de la España interior ya tiene su camiseta.”, in Soria noticias‎, 2019: “especialmente por la gente del Levante y de Andalucía” Further reading “mesetario”, in Diccionario de la lengua española, Vigésima tercera edición, Real Academia Española, 2014
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