Hispano-
pref.(前缀)
语源
pref.(前缀)
- Spanish; Hispanic:
 西班牙的;说西班牙语的:
 Hispanophile.
 爱西班牙的人
语源
- From Latin Hispānus * see  Hispano 
 源自 拉丁语 Hispānus *参见 Hispano
Hispano- /hɪˈspænəʊ/
prefix
Hispanic
⇒ 
Hispano-Black Americans
Hispano-
                combining form
     -          Spanish; Spanish and ...表示“西班牙的”, “西班牙和…的”:
-       Hispano-Argentine. 
-          ■ relating to Spain与西班牙有关的。
词源
from Latin Hispanus 'Spanish'.
1823 T. Ross tr. Bouterwek'sHist. Span. Lit. 6The nobles, who were of French or Hispano-Gothic origin. 
1824 Westm. Rev. II. 449Spain, Austria, the Hispano-Italian States. 
1845 S. Austin Ranke'sHist. Ref. III. 12The Hispano-German army had conquered Rome. 
1880 N. & Q. 16 Oct. 306/1 (heading) Hispano-Arabian poetesses. 
1881 C. C. Harrison Woman's Handiwork ii. 104A charm of Fortuny's studio was his Hispano-Moresco lustred pottery. 
1897 Westm. Gaz. 24 Dec. 3/2Hispano-Moresque is treated at greater length. [ ware] 
1904 W. H. Hudson Green Mansions 4The nervous olive-skinned Hispano-American of the tropics. 
[ 1906Daily Chron. 19 May 3/2A Hispanofilo to the core. ] 
1909 Ibid. 18 Nov. 1/3The eighteen-carat gold casket presented to the King of Portugal..is oblong in shape and in the Hispano Gothic style. 
1910 Ibid. 4 Jan. 3/1The true Hispanophil with the cult in his veins. 
1920 Glasgow Herald 25 Nov. 6 All good British Hispanophils. 
1933 Archit. Rev. LXXIII. 5/1Most people would even be eager to concede that this hispano-arabian pastry was the reverse of a great art-form. 
Ibid. ,And certainly nothing could be more unlike the structureless confections of the hispano-mauresque than the type of these Kasbahs. 
1936 Burlington Mag. Apr. 198/2The so-called mudéjar (Hispano-Moresque) style of the kingdoms of Aragon and Castile. 
1942 Ibid. Feb. 41/1The two pile carpets here reproduced..provide a further link in the chain of Hispano-American art. 
1959 Listener 12 Mar. 471/2 He belonged to a distinguished Hispano-Arab family. 
1960 John o' London's 14 Apr. 432 Many an English Hispanophile. 
1964 Archivum Linguisticum XVI. 3 Plomo may similarly have had a Hispano-Arabic predecessor. 
1964 Punch 29 July 173/3 Recommended to all Hispanophiles. 
1973 Daily Tel. 12 Jan. 29/1,I see happy Hispanophiles streaming from Greenock and Blackburn to the Costa del Sol. 
ORIGIN: from Latin  Hispanus  Spanish: see -o- 
☞ hispano
Hispano-
Prefix
- Relating to Spain and Spanish culture.
- by extension Relating to South American Spanish speakers.
Etymology
Latin Hispānia