No. 5,327 in Spanish
libanés
Lebanese.
In a sentence
Él es un profesor libanés que enseña en el colegio local.
He is a Lebanese teacher who teaches at the local school.
The word 'libanés' is used as an adjective to describe a person's nationality, meaning 'Lebanese'.
Los platos libaneses de este restaurante son deliciosos.
The Lebanese dishes at this restaurant are delicious.
The word 'libaneses' is used here as an adjective describing dishes, referring to food that is typical of Lebanon.
Mi amiga tiene un libro sobre la historia libanesa.
My friend has a book about Lebanese history.
The term 'libanesa' functions as an adjective agreeing with 'historia' (a feminine noun) to describe it as being related to Lebanon.
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