almeriense

from Almería

adjective ahl-meh-RYEN-seh Rare

Also means

person from Almería

Usage Note

Almeriense is the demonym for Almería, a city and province in southeastern Andalusia, Spain. Like all Spanish demonyms ending in -ense, it is invariable for gender (el jugador almeriense / la jugadora almeriense). It is also used as a noun: los almerienses.

Examples

"El equipo almeriense ascendió a primera división."

Natural Translation

The Almería team was promoted to the first division.

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