gerundense

of Girona

adjective noun heh-roon-DEN-seh Rare

Usage Note

Gerundense is the demonym for Girona (spelled Gerona in older Spanish), the Catalan city and province in northeastern Spain. It is invariable for gender: el equipo gerundense, la tradición gerundense. Speakers and residents often also use the Catalan demonym gironí/gironina in local contexts.

Examples

"El equipo gerundense ganó el partido."

Natural Translation

The Girona team won the match.

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