latina
Syllables: La·ti·naUK/ləˈtiːnə//ləˈtinə/
latina is the alternative letter-case form of Latina.
Noun capitalized: Latina
Latina (plural Latinas)
- A Latin American woman. (Compare Latino.)
Adjective capitalized: Latina
Latina (not comparable)
- Of Latin American descent and female.
Proper noun capitalized: Latina
Latina
Forms of latina
| plural | latinas |
|---|---|
| plural | Latinas |
Origin of latina
From Spanish latina; see Latino for more.
Borrowed from Italian Latina.
Words formed from latina
Phrases with latina
Words that rhyme with latina
37 more rhymesFewer rhymes
- nina
- semolina
- subpoena
- cantina
- falanghina
- galena
- piscina
- Thumbelina
- Tryphena
- Afro-Latina
- Antiochena
- Apamena
- Argentina
- Atropatena
- Ballymena
- barracudina
- Brangelina
- Damascena
- Dina
- doubting Thomasina
- gmina
- Halyna
- Jelena
- Laodicena
- Malaspina
- marina
- Media Atropatena
- okina
- Palmyrena
- Rina
- Sheena
- spirulina
- Thomasina
- Tumblrina
- verbena
- Vojvodina
- Xena
Questions about latina
- What does latina mean?
- Latina means a Latin American woman. (Compare Latino.).
- What is latina the alternative letter-case form of?
- Latina is the alternative letter-case form of Latina.
- What part of speech is latina?
- Latina can be a noun, an adjective or a proper noun.
- How do you pronounce latina?
- Latina is pronounced /ləˈtiːnə/ (UK).
- What is the plural of latina?
- The plural of latina is latinas.
Words near latina in the dictionary
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