"jovenlandés" meaning in Spanish

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Noun

IPA: /xobenlanˈdes/, [xo.β̞ẽn.lãn̪ˈd̪es] Forms: jovenlandeses [plural], jovenlandesa [feminine], jovenlandesas [feminine, plural]
Rhymes: -es Etymology: From Jovenlandia + -és and this from joven (“young man”) + -landia (“-land”). Used ironically in social networks to denounce that the media headline a "young man" when the offender is an immigrant, hiding any type of information. It is also used to avoid censorshop in the social networks. Etymology templates: {{suffix|es|Jovenlandia|és}} Jovenlandia + -és, {{suffix|es|joven|landia|t1=young man|t2=-land}} joven (“young man”) + -landia (“-land”), {{m|es|joven|young man}} young man Head templates: {{es-noun|m|f=+}} jovenlandés m (plural jovenlandeses, feminine jovenlandesa, feminine plural jovenlandesas)
  1. (Internet slang, derogatory, euphemistic, Spain) Maghrebi, Moroccan Tags: Internet, Spain, derogatory, euphemistic, masculine

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          "text": "2023 December 14, “#RAEconsultas En efecto, en páginas de Internet y redes circulan «Jovenlandia/jovenlandés» como topónimo/gentilicio irónicos, para aludir a jóvenes de origen extranjero que aparecen en noticias, generalmente como (presuntos) autores de delitos, y cuya nacionalidad se obvia.”, in RAE on Twitter:",
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