1. The quality, character, or identity of being Hispanic; the shared cultural, linguistic, and historical heritage of Spanish-speaking peoples.
Usage: Often used in academic, cultural, and political contexts; May refer to Hispanic identity in the United States or to Spanish-speaking communities globally

Examples

• The museum's exhibit celebrates hispanidad through art, music, and literature.
• Many scholars study hispanidad to understand the diversity within Spanish-speaking communities.
• The organization promotes hispanidad and cultural pride among young people.
• Hispanidad encompasses the traditions and values shared across Latin America and Spain.
• The festival is a vibrant expression of hispanidad in the city.