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latino

Indian vs Latino - What's the difference?

indian | latino |


As a noun indian

is indian, american indian (a member of one of the indigenous peoples of the americas).

As a verb latino is

.

Hispanics vs Latino - What's the difference?

hispanics | latino |


As nouns the difference between hispanics and latino

is that hispanics is plural of Hispanic while latino is alternative case form of Latino|lang=en.

As an adjective Latino is

of Latin American descent.

Gringo vs Latino - What's the difference?

gringo | latino |


As nouns the difference between gringo and latino

is that gringo is a white person from an English-speaking country while latino is alternative case form of Latino|lang=en.

As an adjective Latino is

of Latin American descent.

Latino - What does it mean?

latino | |

Latino vs Thief - What's the difference?

latino | thief |


As a verb latino

is .

As a noun thief is

one who has carried out a theft.

Italian vs Latino - What's the difference?

italian | latino |


As a noun italian

is .

As a verb latino is

.

Constellation vs Latino - What's the difference?

constellation | latino |


As a noun constellation

is constellation.

As a verb latino is

.

Latino vs Blatino - What's the difference?

latino | blatino |


As a verb latino

is .

As a noun blatino is

(blatino).

Latino vs Lutino - What's the difference?

latino | lutino |


As a verb latino

is .

As a noun lutino is

a bird exhibiting genetic xanthochromism, especially a deliberately bred mutation of several species of parrot.

Latino vs Lation - What's the difference?

latino | lation |


As a verb latino

is .

As a noun lation is

(astrology|obsolete) motion of a celestial object from one place to another; local motion.

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