Hispanism

hispanism English Noun ~ en Q1863547 en rhetoric A Spanish word, phrase or idiom used in another language. 18 en Hispanicism Castilianism en 1711 The History and Antiquities of the Exchequer of the Kings of England xi https://books.google.com/books?id=21pFAAAAcAAJ&pg=PR11 There are alſo ſome Hiſpaniſms in the Letter or Writ of Don Alfonſo an ancient King of Caſtile, publiſhed by Monſieur Leibnitz in his Codex Diplomaticum (m). en 1823 Introduction to the New Testament https://books.google.fr/books?id=qlcHAAAAQAAJ&pg=PA415 415 The French, Italian, and Spaniſh are ſo nearly allied, that they are termed in general dialects of the Latin, yet in an Engliſh compoſition written by a Frenchman, no one would explain the deviations from claſſic purity as Italiciſms, or Hiſpaniſms, but would naturally refer them to the claſs of Galliciſms. In the ſame manner the peculiarities obſervable in the ſtyle of the Greek Teſtament muſt be neceſſarily aſcribed to the native language of the ſacred writers. en 1852 The Rival Operas 4 https://books.google.com/books?id=udsWAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA4 In the hands of your semi-Teutonic collaborateur, my Olla podrida, albeit seasoned with occasional Hispanisms, becomes that black broth which travellers assure us regales on festive occasions the sons of the Hartz. en 1907 The Nation https://books.google.com/books?id=0xk4AQAAMAAJ 310 [...]; and the endeavor to classify and regulate the phenomena of the living tongue, though not particularly effective, appeals to linguistic collectors of all times. The idea of good usage, based on the practice of educated Parisians, was already making itself felt. Far more important, however, than grammatical or orthographical uniformity was copious vocabulary; and in this respect the sixteenth century rather overshot the mark. A vast influx of Latinisms, Italianisms, and Hispanisms characterizes the style of this transition period; a large proportion of the newcomers failed to justify their adoption. en humanities The study of the en Spanish language or culture. en Hispanic studies Hispanistics Coordinate terms Derived terms en pan-Hispanism Translations word, phrase or idiom Hispanicism study Hispanistics Anagrams en ahiimnpss amphisins pan-Shiism en terms suffixed with -ism