"macondiano" meaning in Spanish

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Adjective

Forms: mancondiana [feminine], macondianos [masculine, plural], mancondianas [feminine, plural]
Etymology: From Macondo + -iano. Macondo is a fictional town that serves as the setting of Gabriel García Márquez's novel One Hundred Years of Solitude. Etymology templates: {{af|es|Macondo|-iano}} Macondo + -iano Head templates: {{es-adj|f=mancondiana}} macondiano (feminine mancondiana, masculine plural macondianos, feminine plural mancondianas)
  1. (Latin America) surreal; bizarre Tags: Latin-America
    Sense id: en-macondiano-es-adj-aktUog-a Categories (other): Latin American Spanish, Spanish entries with incorrect language header, Spanish links with redundant alt parameters, Spanish links with redundant wikilinks, Spanish terms suffixed with -iano Disambiguation of Spanish entries with incorrect language header: 95 5 Disambiguation of Spanish links with redundant alt parameters: 97 3 Disambiguation of Spanish links with redundant wikilinks: 97 3 Disambiguation of Spanish terms suffixed with -iano: 100 0
  2. (Latin America) fictional Tags: Latin-America
    Sense id: en-macondiano-es-adj-pSRkQmaI Categories (other): Latin American Spanish

Inflected forms

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