vitoriano

person from Vitoria

noun adjective bee-toh-RYAH-noh Rare

Usage Note

Vitoriano denotes someone from Vitoria-Gasteiz, the capital of the Basque Country and of Álava province. It is used both as a noun (un vitoriano — a person from Vitoria) and as an adjective (el equipo vitoriano — the Vitoria team). The feminine form is vitoriana.

Examples

"El jugador vitoriano marcó dos goles."

Natural Translation

The player from Vitoria scored two goals.

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