No. 12,681 in Spanish
neoyorquino
"Neoyorquino" means "a person or thing from New York."
In a sentence
Juan es un neoyorquino orgulloso.
Juan is a proud New Yorker.
The word "neoyorquino" is used as a noun here to describe a person from New York.
Esa panadería tiene un estilo neoyorquino único.
That bakery has a unique New York-style.
The word "neoyorquino" is used as an adjective to describe the style inspired by New York.
Siempre ha soñado con vivir una vida neoyorquina llena de aventuras.
She has always dreamed of living an adventurous New York life.
The word "neoyorquino" is used in its feminine form as an adjective modifying "vida" to describe a life characteristic of New York.
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