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voice, but which in the Canary Islands have undergone some linguistic process ( derivation, simplification, formal change, metonymic displacement, etc.), giving rise to a new or modified voice. Thus, the word «allege» means in Castilian to adduce merits to substantiate some request, while in the Canary Islands it is used as a synonym for conversing . There are also canarisms formed by derivation of words from general Spanish, such as "bizcochón" (cylindrical cake made from eggs, flour and sugar ), or "fragilón" ( stupid, presumptuous, vain ), which come from the Pan-Hispanic terms "biscuit" and "fragile", respectively, to which they have been added in the Canary Islands the suffix "-on".
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the Spanish language, the close influence of Portuguese, or the many terms that came to the Canary Islands from dialectal variants such as Latin American Spanish, the result of the historical links between both shores of the Atlantic. Thus, the Canarian lexicon is the reflection of centuries of island history, cultural miscegenation and adaptation of the language to the unique conditions that existed on the islands.
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To the sea and fishing : as «cambullón», buying, selling and exchanging on board ships, from cambulhão, 'set of things, string'; "margullar" swim underwater or “burgao” small sea snail, “engodar” attract fish by baiting them, “cardume” small school of fish, “pardela" shearwater/sea bird, "liña"
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Other words and expressions: “rente” (flush), “de cangallas” (legs up), “escarrancharse” (spreading your legs excessively), atillo (string), “pegar a” (start to), “en peso” (in its entirety or together), “magua” (longing), "amularse" (get angry), “jeitoso” (skillful), “agonia” (nausea), “arrullar”
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Terms of Latin American origin: They come mainly from the Caribbean area ( Cuba, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic) and were introduced in the Canary Islands as a result of the emigration link that for centuries united the islands with America. They are terms linked to any area of traditional island
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These, due to their origin and nature, can be classified into three large groups, depending on whether they come from current Spanish and its dialects, from old Castilian or if, finally, they come from languages other than Spanish. Thus, the words "formed" in the Canary Islands from other words of
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Canarismos from Spanish and its dialects The Canarian voices that come from the Hispanic language itself or from its dialects are framed here. In this group, it would be necessary to distinguish between canarisms originating from some dialect of Spanish and those that derive from a pan- Hispanic
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Terms of English origin: These are surely the most recently incorporated voices from other languages into Canarian speech, the result of commercial links with England and the establishment of British merchants on the islands, especially in the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries. And one of the most
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Terms of Portuguese origin: Portuguese is the foreign language that has given the most voices to the Spanish spoken in the Canary Islands, due to the huge mass of Portuguese who settled on the islands during the 15th, 16th and 17th centuries. It is a large number of words from all grammatical
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In other words, its origin is indeterminate, possibly engineered on the spot. For example, pollaboba, is a special case, because it went from being an insult (with a pejorative meaning similar to impotent or celibate ) to even being used in common speech, sometimes losing the initial meaning.
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Their geography made the Canary Islands receive much outside influence, with drastic cultural and linguistic changes. As a result of heavy Canarian emigration to the Caribbean, particularly during colonial times, Caribbean Spanish is strikingly similar to Canarian Spanish.
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Canarian Spanish heavily influenced the development of Caribbean Spanish and other Latin American Spanish vernaculars because Hispanic America was originally largely settled by colonists from the Canary Islands and Andalusia; those dialects, including the
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In the home environment, words like «gaveta», sliding furniture drawer; "fechar", to close in Portuguese; "fechillo", latch; "fechadura", lock, "fonil" (funnel), funil in Portuguese; "traza" (moth), traça in Portuguese; “trancar”, lock in the peninsular
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In the personal sphere, words such as “petudo”, from the Portuguese peitudo (big-chested), but which in the Canary Islands takes the meaning of hunchback; "jeito", movement, skill; "long", meaning wide or loose; "cañoto", from the Portuguese canhoto,
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Although currently in disuse, on the island of El Hierro it is customary to say "o" ( où, in French) for "dónde está", "¿o las llaves?" instead of "¿dónde están las llaves?" (Where are the keys?)
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And others not only typical in the Canary Islands such as "tenis" (from the English "tennis shoes" for sports shoes, any kind of shoes), “ticket” or “parking” (words added before general Spanish).
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Terms of Andalusian origin: It is a group of voices introduced by the Andalusians from the beginning of the repopulation of the archipelago. Examples of Andalusianisms in Canarian speech are:
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Terms of French origin: Of the French spoken by the first Norman conquerors, a small number of words have been preserved, with a rather testimonial value. Examples of this are the terms:
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Terms such as "queque" ( sweet made in the oven based on eggs, sugar, raisins and other ingredients, from English cake ), "quinegua" ( type of potato, from English King Edward ) or "
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Terms like “chercha/e” ( messy, dirty place, pigsty ). Its origin is located in the English word "church" and in reference to the cemetery where non-Catholics were buried.
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culture and are more deeply rooted in the western islands than in the eastern ones, due to their more continuous link with the New World. Examples of this are the words:
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Brand terms such as "flis" (from the trademark Flit, to refer to an aerosol or spray), "flash" ( pole wrapped in plastic, comes from flash which was its trademark ).
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at the end of syllables, as is common in Andalusia, Extremadura, Murcia, the Caribbean, and much of lowland Latin America. This results in a phonetic merger with
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Diminutive forms are typically shorter than in Peninsular Spanish, though the peninsular forms are used as a result of influence from the mainland:
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originally referred to the aborigines of Tenerife, but nowadays it is used commonly to refer also to the aborigines of the rest of the islands.
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used in banana cultivation, comes from the English word knife ), "pulover" ( jersey, comes from pull over ), "suéter" (comes from sweater).
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means "cooking pot" in Spanish (compare "cauldron"). In the Canary Islands, it was also applied to several volcanic places. The term
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string used for fishing and the ichthyonyms "caboso", "bicuda" and "quelme". Also "furnia" from the Portuguese furna, sea cave.
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aciba, ahulaga, albohol, alcatripa, algafita, algahuero, almácigo, alpispillo, almulei, bahaza, orijama, tarahal, aliacán...
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was rapidly and almost completely eradicated in the archipelago. Only some names of plants and animals, terms related to
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The substitution of prepositional phrases by adverbs of place ("arriba" instead of "encima" (above), «atrás» instead of
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Canarian vocabulary has its own regionalisms different from standard Castilian Spanish vocabulary. For example,
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has been relegated to the speech of the most elderly, generally with low education and living in rural zones.
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On the other hand, among the canarismos coming from dialectal forms of Castilian, the following stand out:
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as in Latin American Spanish, and thus, the use of third-person plural verb conjugations. Example :
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Linked to agriculture ("millo", corn; "batata", sweet potato; "apañar batatas", from the Portuguese
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are also used, but they can be ambiguous, as they are applied to other island dialects as well.
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Numerous trees and plants in the laurel forest have obvious Portuguese roots in their names:
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Cole, J; Milner, D; Spinks, K (February 2005). "Calderas and caldera structures: a review".
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Hammarström, Harald; Forkel, Robert; Haspelmath, Martin; Bank, Sebastian, eds. (2022).
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The chart shows the similarities and differences in the dialects of Canarian Spanish,
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viñátigo, acebiño, faya, sanguino, follodo, aderno, coderno, malfurada, gibalbera, til
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origin are found, and there are some doublets of Arabic-Latinate synonyms with the
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Airam, Gara, Acerina, Aydan, Beneharo, Jonay, Tanausú, Chaxiraxi, Ayoze, Yaiza
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in the same way as speakers from Andalusia and the Americas; that is, without
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Ueber die Zusammensetzung der basaltischen Inseln und ueber Erhebungs-Cratere
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horn ("wawa"). An example of Canarian usage for a Spanish word is the verb
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Felix, Sascha W. (1979). "Anatomy of a sound change in Canarian Spanish".
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As Canarian Spanish was influenced by Andalusian Spanish, a few words of
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Like most other varieties of Spanish outside central and northern Spain,
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Andalusian words are sometimes used interchangebly with Castilian words.
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rather than an affricate. The plosive pronunciation is still widespread.
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A list of the use of words for Canarian, Iberian and American dialects
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was introduced into the geological vocabulary by the German geologist
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Canarian words are sometimes used interchangebly with Castilian words.
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has become almost universal throughout the archipelago. Currently the
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pochoclos, crispetas, palomitas, cotufas, cabritas, canguil, canchita
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of the Canaries, along with the Andalusians and the Castilians from
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As with many other varieties of Spanish outside Mainland Spain,
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exists as a non-reflexive verb related to the hemming of a
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Speakers in the Canary Islands typically use third-person
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The Canarian vocabulary has a notable influence from the
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in the name of the plants, instead of the Castilian -o (
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The substitution of the preposition towards by para: (
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can block this voicing, leading to alternations like
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Canarian Spanish belong to Romance family as part of
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Revista de Filología de la Universidad de la Laguna
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Revista de Filologia 2202:"creyón" ( colored pencil, comes from crayon ). 2066:categories and linked to most spheres of life, 1992:after its independence. 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Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 3462:, Publicaciones Universidad de Alicante, 1745:colectivo, buseta, autobús, guagua, buses 1129:¿Ustedes recuerdan dónde quedaba su casa? 3524:, Audible Corpus of Spoken Rural Spanish 2941:Physical Description of the Canary Isles 2252: 27:Dialect of Spanish in the Canary Islands 4798:Bienes de Interés Cultural (Las Palmas) 4663:Battle of Santa Cruz de Tenerife (1797) 4658:Battle of Santa Cruz de Tenerife (1657) 3299:Language Problems and Language Planning 2956: 2932: 2889:dominating the landscape, and then the 2830: 1549:bizcocho, ponqué, queque, pastel, torta 1193:("of") is deleted in some expressions: 1090:is used for all second-person plurals: 883: 820: 782: 597: 523: 495: 462: 435: 4891:Elder Museum of Science and Technology 2907:Nationalisms and regionalisms of Spain 1858:("bus") differs from standard Spanish 1114:to refer the second-person instead of 4881:Centro de Fotografía Isla de Tenerife 4803:Bienes de Interés Cultural (Tenerife) 3458:Navarro Carrasco, Ana Isabel (2003), 3277: 3131: 1134:Do you remember where your house was? 271: 71: 7: 4906:Museo de la Naturaleza y Arqueología 4592: 1249:('hunt') is pronounced exactly like 1136:) for Canarian Spanish while being 1004:(1402) and was completed under the 5043:Carnival of Santa Cruz de Tenerife 3290:Lipski, John M. (1 January 1983). 3144:Medina López, Javier (1992–1993). 25: 4901:Museum of the History of Tenerife 3092:Serrano, María José (1997–1998). 2853:Canarian loans in other languages 1906:is a very popular Canarian term. 1415:, is traditionally pronounced as 5221: 5174: 5163: 4916:Museum of Science and the Cosmos 4591: 4582: 4581: 3378:. Berlin: University of Lausanne 2974: 1447: 1436: 1310:historically derived from Latin 443: 326: 314: 3480:Variation and change in Spanish 3437:Herrera Santana, Juana (2007). 3419:10.1016/j.earscirev.2004.06.004 18:Languages of the Canary Islands 5511:Conquest of the Canary Islands 3193:"Biblioteca Virtual Universal" 3047:"The Canarian Spanish Dialect" 2054:"embelesar" ( to fall asleep ) 2014:Loanwords from other languages 1701:habitación, alcoba, dormitorio 1081:("today I have visited John"). 1: 5537:Culture of the Canary Islands 4921:Tenerife Espacio de las Artes 4871:Atlantic Center of Modern Art 4643:Kingdom of the Canary Islands 4214:Los Llanos Colombia/Venezuela 2057:"bocinegro" ( kind of pagel ) 1874:stemming from the sound of a 1411:, the phoneme represented by 1075:("today I visited John") for 351:Academia Canaria de la Lengua 117:(undated figure of 2 million) 3865:Andalusian language movement 3445:(in Spanish) (25): 337–346. 3230:10.1515/zrph.1979.95.3-4.358 2163:discussed about its origin. 4848:Church of San Juan Bautista 1349:palatal lateral approximant 973:) is a variant of standard 62:, Tenerife, Canary Islands. 5563: 5547:Spanish language in Africa 4684: 4504:Coastal Argentina, Uruguay 4372:spoken by Catalan speakers 3174:ingentaconnect. 2006-01-01 2094:tilo, norza, pampillo, sao 2060:"chocho" ( Lupinus albus ) 2040:« prickly pear » 73:[espaˈɲolkaˈnaɾjo] 5542:Spanish dialects of Spain 5160: 4949:Canarian wrinkly potatoes 4653:Second Battle of Acentejo 4577: 4181:Central western Argentina 3678:Gomeran whistled language 3673: 2914: – Whistled language 2877:, where he first saw the 2367: 2360: 2353: 2346: 2339: 2332: 2325: 2318: 2311: 2234:Similarities in languages 2212:Terms of Catalan origin: 1900:. 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Index

Languages of the Canary Islands
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Puerto de la Cruz
[espaˈɲolkaˈnaɾjo]
Canary Islands
Canary Islanders
Isleños
Language family
Italic
Latino-Faliscan
Romance
Italo-Western
Western Romance
Ibero-Romance
West Iberian
Castilian
Spanish
Peninsular Spanish
Proto-Indo-European
Proto-Italic
Proto-Latino-Faliscan
Old Latin
Vulgar Latin
Old Spanish
Early Modern Spanish
Isleño
Writing system
Spanish alphabet
Spain
Spain

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