ciudadrealeño

from Ciudad Real

adjective syoo-dahd-reh-ah-LEH-nyoh Rare

Usage Note

Ciudadrealeño is the demonym for a person or thing from Ciudad Real, a city and province in Castilla-La Mancha, Spain. Like many Spanish demonyms it functions as both adjective and noun: un ciudadrealeño (a native of Ciudad Real). It is a low-frequency term encountered mainly in regional journalism or geographic contexts.

Examples

"El equipo ciudadrealeño ganó el torneo regional."

Natural Translation

The Ciudad Real team won the regional tournament.

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