renacentista

Renaissance (relating to)

adjective rreh-nah-sen-TEES-tah Rare

Usage Note

Renacentista is a single-form adjective — it does not change for gender: el arte renacentista, la pintura renacentista. It derives from Renacimiento ('Renaissance') and is used to describe art, architecture, thought, or figures of the 14th–17th century European revival of classical antiquity.

Examples

"Visitaron una catedral de estilo renacentista."

Natural Translation

They visited a cathedral in Renaissance style.

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