gótico
Gothic
adjective GOH-tee-koh Less Common
Origin: From Late Latin Gothicus, referring to the Goths, a Germanic people.
Usage Note
Gótico covers the medieval architectural and artistic style (una catedral gótica), the Visigoths as a people, and the modern Gothic subculture or aesthetic. In typography, letra gótica refers to blackletter script. When used as a noun (el gótico), it names the architectural period.
Examples
"La catedral gótica domina el centro histórico."
Natural Translation
The Gothic cathedral dominates the historic center.

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