Latinx

Anglais modifier

(Années 2000) Terme non genré de Latina et Latino, la lettre x remplaçant a et o et prononcée ex.

Latinx \lə.ˈti.nɛks\ (États-Unis), \lə.ˈtiː.nɛks\ (Royaume-Uni)

(Néologisme) Latino-américain, d’origine latino-américaine.
- When the artists choose to create phenotypically dark and/or non-Caucasian featured Latinx superheroes, they offer not only a richer and more complete representation of what it means to look and be Latinx but another way for the writers to efficiently use the verbal elements to further complicate Latinx identity and experience by offering a greater range of backstories. — (Frederick Luis Aldama, Latinx Superheroes in Mainstream Comics, 2017, ISBN 9780816537082, p. 122)

Singulier	Pluriel
Latinx \lə.ˈti.nɛks\ ou \lə.ˈtiː.nɛks\	Latinxs \lə.ˈti.nɛk.sɪz\ ou \lə.ˈtiː.nɛk.sɪz\

Latinx \lə.ˈti.nɛks\ (États-Unis), \lə.ˈtiː.nɛks\ (Royaume-Uni)

(Néologisme) Latino-Américain, Latino-Américaine. Personne d’origine latino-américaine.
- Latinx Americans can be from any racial group. There are large groups of Latinxs having African ancestry, as well as large groups having European ancestry. Many Latinxs are racially mixed. — (Gordon C. Nagayama Hall, Multicultural Psychology, 3^e édition, 2017, ISBN 9781134990870)