Hispanistn.
/ˈhɪspənɪst/ A student of the literature, language, and civilization of Spain.
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sinologist1814
Indianist1817
sinologue1821
Americanist1852
Indianologist1859
gypsyologist1863
occidentalist1877
Africanist1880
Japanologist1881
Turcologist1881
tziganologue1884
Indologian1897
Persianist1903
Indologist1904
Tziganologist1909
Hispanist1934
Mayanist1950
Sovietologist1958
Tibetologist1964
1934 Webster's New Internat. Dict. Eng. Lang. Hispanist, one versed in, or devoted to, the Spanish language or the study of Spanish.
1960 Times 17 Oct. 20/6 His untimely death is a grievous loss to hispanists in the University of London.
1964 Archivum Linguisticum 16 12 Such an approach predominates in the work of the contemporary Hispanist.
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