Iberian

English Etymology en :af Iberia -an + 1 Pronunciation en /ˌaɪˈbɪə.ɹi.ən/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Iberian.wav Southern England en ɪəɹiən 4 Adjective Native to Iberia. Of or pertaining to Iberia. en 2004 David Mitchell Cloud Atlas Half-Lives: The First Luisa Rey Mystery 119 978-0-676-97494-2 The store clerk scribbles himself a to-do note and lifts the stylus back to the start of “¿Por qué lloras blanca niña?,” lowers the needle onto shimmering black vinyl, and dreams of Jewish shepherd boys plucking their lyres on starlit Iberian hillsides. Derived terms en Iberianness Iberian wolf Iberian desman Iberian ibex Iberian America Iberian magpie Iberian lynx Iberian ribbed newt Translations Native to Iberia Afrikaans: af Iberies Catalan: ca ibèric Dutch: nl Iberisch Esperanto: eo iberia French: fr ibérique, fr ibère Galician: gl ibérico German: de iberisch Irish: ga Ibéarach Italian: it iberico Norwegian: Bokmål: nb iberisk Nynorsk: nn iberisk Old Galician-Portuguese: roa-opt espanhol m Polish: pl iberyjski Portuguese: pt ibérico Spanish: es ibérico, es ibero Swedish: sv iberisk Yiddish: yi איבעריש Noun ~ en countable A native of modern-day Iberia the European peninsula: a person native to Spain, Portugal, Andorra, or Gibraltar,. en historical chiefly in the plural An ancient people settled in the eastern and southern coasts of the Iberian Peninsula, at least from the 6th century BCE. en countable A Georgian person from the country in Eurasia. Derived terms en Celtiberian Translations Native of Iberia Afrikaans: af Iberiër Catalan: ca iber m Dutch: nl Iberiër m French: fr ibère m f Galician: gl ibérico m, gl ibero m German: de Iberer m, de Ibererin f Irish: ga Ibéarach m, ga Ibéaraigh m-p Italian: it iberico m Portuguese: pt ibérico m, pt ibero m Spanish: es ibero m, es íbero m Proper noun + language An extinct language isolate that was spoken in the Iberian peninsula. en The Pre-Roman Elements of the Sardinian Lexicon 2025 Cid Swanenvleugel 518 Whereas the presence of Etruscan [in southern France] was likely the result of Etruscan traders settling in the area relatively recently, Iberian appears to have been the prevalent language, at least in the southwesternmost parts of what is now the French Mediterranean coast. Translations an extinct language Catalan: ca ibèric m Dutch: nl Iberisch n Galician: gl ibero, gl ibérico German: de Iberisch n Spanish: es ibérico m, es ibero m, es íbero m See also xib Further reading xib en Demonyms Europe Languages