No. 9,434 in Spanish
alicantino
Alicantino: A person or thing from Alicante, a city in Spain.
In a sentence
Soy alicantino porque nací en Alicante, España.
I am alicantino because I was born in Alicante, Spain.
The word 'alicantino' is used here as a masculine adjective describing someone originating from Alicante.
Disfrutamos mucho de la gastronomía alicantina durante nuestra visita.
We greatly enjoyed the alicantino cuisine during our visit.
Here 'alicantina' is a feminine adjective describing the cuisine as belonging or related to Alicante.
Conocí a un alicantino que trabajaba en el sector turístico.
I met an alicantino who worked in the tourism sector.
In this context, 'alicantino' is employed as a noun to identify a person from Alicante.
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