Seefelder

en-noun

Seefelder (plural Seefelder or Seefelders)

(demonym) A native or inhabitant of Seefeld (Tyrol, Austria).

Seefelder

native or inhabitant of Seefeld, Tyrol, Austria


Palermitan

Ultimately from Latin Panormitānus, with influence from Palermo.

A person who was born in, or is a citizen or inhabitant of, Palermo on the island of Sicily in Italy.


Liberlander

Chased down by Croatian police, he and five other Liberlanders were forcibly removed to the local town of Beli Mansir and there confined on charges of exiting Croatia illegally, from other than an approved border station.

2018, Tom W. Bell, From the Nation State to Stateless Nations: From the Nation State to Stateless Nations, Cambridge University Press, page 226

A person from Liberland or of Liberlandish descent.


Antigua and Barbudan

THE ANTIGUA AND BARBUDAN POLITICAL SYSTEM: TRENDS AND PROSPECTS

1982, The Antigua and Barbuda Forum, page 13

President Clinton shares a laugh with Antigua and Barbudan President Lester Bird, Jamaican President P.J. Patterson and Barbados Prime Minister Owen Arthur.

1995 May, Building a Partnership for Prosperity: White House Report on The Summit of the Americas, Miami, Florida - December 9-11, 1994, Washington, D.C.: The White House, page 41

[…] the Antigua and Barbudan flag is so noted.

2000, The New Zealand Law Reports, page 58

[…] an Antigua and Barbudan vision of the Caribbean.

2002, Lester Bryant Bird, translated by Ronald Sanders, Antigua Vision, Caribbean Reality: Perspectives of Prime Minister Lester Bryant Bird, Hansib

Antigua and Barbudan president, Vere Cornwall Bird (right) with president of Saint Kitts Labour Union, Robert Llewellyn Bradshaw (left).

2008, Sara Louise Kras, Antigua and Barbuda (Cultures of the World), 2nd edition, Tarrytown, N.Y.: Marshall Cavendish Benchmark, page 37

Papaya paired with lime makes for a classic Antigua and Barbudan pie.

2014, Jeanne Jacob, Michael Ashkenazi, “[Antigua and Barbuda] Papaya Pie”, in The World Cookbook: The Greatest Recipes from around the Globe, revised edition, Santa Barbara, Calif.: ABC-CLIO, volume 1 (A–D), page 41

There hasn’t been much interest in Antigua and Barbudan football over the past two decades, which might explain his nervousness.

2014, James [Piotr] Montague, Thirty-One Nil: On the Road with Football’s Outsiders: A World Cup Odyssey, London: Bloomsbury Publishing, page 152

Antigua and Barbuda
Antigua and Barbuda#English

Of, from or relating to Antigua and Barbuda.


Imphalite

Aye, aye! What sort of ceremony is that? Tell me, oh beautiful wife of an Imphalite.

1992, K. M. George, Modern Indian Literature, an Anthology: Plays and prose

The beginning receives some criticisms, but as the organisers are picking up more experience in the running of Imphal Evening – ‘the first night life in Imphal’, lifestyle of Imphalites is changing to a better direction.

2017, Imphal Times, ‘Imphal Evening’ is giving new lifestyle to Imphalites

Imphalites and other living in the State had been witnessing the colourful annual festival as youngsters sprayed (coloured) water each others...

2016, Citizen Radio, Yaoshang festival concludes in Manipur

Those were the days when Imphalites used to see the team led by Coach Ibomcha jogging every morning.

2009, Sobhapati Samom, REALISING A DREAM Oja Ibomcha, the unsung boxing guru

Another very important source of fresh water which meets a large proportion of the daily requirement of Imphalites is ponds.

2003, Kanchan Ratna Chopra, C. H. Hanumantha Rao, Ramprasad Sengupta, Water Resources, Sustainable Livelihoods, and Eco-system Services

Mid-day, June 19, 2020, we Imphalites got to see an unusually spectacle in the sky, a distinctly clear halo around the sun. It was a breathtaking sight to say the least. According to our elders, in our native language this is called Thabi Mahum Saba which literally translates as “cucumber’s nest.”

2020 July 11, NANDITA SANASAM, The Enchanting Meitei Myths Once Told to Explain the Spectacle of Halo Around the Sun

It seems the Imphalite son-in-law of our house is planning to go back to Imphal and he has started a new scheme.


Phazanian

(historical) Of or pertaining to Phazania.


Spokanite

A person from the city of Spokane in Washington, United States.


Serian

(linguistics, rare) A proposed language family including Seri, more often considered an isolate or a member of the Hokan family.


missing time

(psychology, parapsychology, ufology) A time period of amnesia or a gap in conscious memory reported by individuals who have experienced alien abduction.


Smyrnaean

(demonym) A native or inhabitant of (ancient) Smyrna. Contrast Smyrniot.


Ashtabulan

en-adj

Ashtabulan (comparative more Ashtabulan, superlative most Ashtabulan)

more Ashtabulan (comparative)
most Ashtabulan (superlative)


Hisatsinom

Unadapted borrowing from Hopi Hisatsinom. Literally Ancient People.

ubor

Meronyms: Motisinom, Palatkwapi clans


Palatkwapi clans

Holonym: Hisatsinom

Ancestors of the Hopi people who migrated from Mesoamerica.


Moonite

(science fiction) An inhabitant of the Moon.


Espoonian

I got one Espoonian and one Vantaanian together and I asked them which town was better and why. The Vantaanian started the discussion with the captivating phrase that I later learned is known by all Vantaanians. “Blah blah blah Vantaa,” he said. “Blah Vantaa good, blah blah Espoo blah bad.”

2008 September 9, Joe McVeigh, “Espoo vs. Vantaa”, in BTSB: Better Than Sliced Bread, archived from the original on 2024-05-25

[W]hether you are a Helsinkian, an Espoonian or from further afield, I hope you'll give both parkruns a go.

2021 October 27, puolarmaari, “Run report #2”, in parkrun, archived from the original on 2024-05-25


Turkuan

[Turku] was, as Turkuans can also be counted upon to tell you, the capital of the Finnish province during the long, four century period of Swedish rule.

2001, Scandinavian Review, American Scandinavian Foundation


Hagenaar

I went to a concert in the Zoological Gardens at the Hague, and thence to supper at one of the principal cafés. The waiters did not begin to worry us at a quarter to eleven, and by half-past twelve, when we left, the streets were still alive with people. Alive, not noisy, for the sense of the founder of the Dutch Republic appears to have been inherited by the nation generally, and by the Hagenaars especially. William the Silent, two of whose effigies adorn the royal residence, was neither silent nor taciturn, in spite of the adjectives tacked to his name.

1895 June 22, “Anecdotal Europe. By the Author of ‘An Englishman in Paris.’”, in The Illustrated London News, volume CVI, number 2931, London, page 774, column 2

Her sallies, carried right into the enemy’s citadel thus, plucking at the heart of his conceits, gave Tante Lotje quite a notoriety in The Hague. The Hagenaars looked upon her through their quizzing-glasses as a curiosity that matched well with her brother, the General—a prickly hero, bred on the pure, gross national stock; and tolerated her accordingly.

1899 February, “Tante Lotje”, in Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine, volume CLXV, number M, Edinburgh, London: William Blackwood & Sons, section I, pages 290–291

And the Utrechters, after they were whisked round their beautiful Singel, and even through the noble bosky alley of the Maliebaan, were only restrained from an intolerable upsettingness by the gibes of the Hagenaars at the old horse-express, now departed, which survived for a time to ply a raucous and tortuous course around their Dom.

1911, D[avid] S[torrar] Meldrum, “Shades of the Rapenburg”, in Home Life in Holland, London: Methuen & Co. Ltd., page 303

When Hendrik arrived in The Hague, he brought greetings from her father to Doerga. Since then, they had been seen constantly together, and the Hagenaars began to whisper about the possibility of a marriage, just as they did about Louise and Adriaan.

1947, Lilla van Saher, chapter 11, in The Echo, New York, N.Y.: E. P. Dutton & Company Inc., part two, page 144

Next day, in the presence of the States, he [William of Orange] took the oath as Captain-General, and returned his thanks for the honour “with a winning modesty”. He went out to meet a delirious ovation. The Hagenaars, who long ago had thronged about the Groote Kerk “as if they all wanted to be christened with him”, were out in their thousands, reinforced by visitors from the neighbouring towns and villages.

1962, Nesca A[deline] Robb, “Prelude to Fame”, in William of Orange: A Personal Portrait, volume 1 (1650–1673), London: Heinemann, book four (The Crucible 1671–1673), page 210

The palace was only seven miles from The Hague, overlooking the Westland dunes, and the drive out to it was a popular excursion for Hagenaars and foreign visitors.

1973, Henri van der Zee, Barbara van der Zee, “Mary in Holland”, in William and Mary, London: Macmillan, pages 130–131

In case you wonder, no, there is no trace whatsoever of nouvelle cuisine influencing this establishment. It is as impervious to passing fashions as are the strictly protected eighteenth-century buildings which make up most of the Lange Voorhout. On both counts, the conservatism of the Hagenaars wins our heartfelt gratitude.

1988, Alan Davidson, “A Dutch Treat”, in A Kipper With My Tea: Selected Food Essays, London: Macmillan, part one (A Personal Miscellany), page 19

In late May, just as [Arthur] Seyss-Inquart was about to begin his defence, Winston Churchill, the former British Prime Minister, appeared in The Hague to give a speech before the reactivated Dutch legislature. Hagenaars cheered to see the man attached to the voice that had promised them deliverance when they were occupied and had – in concert with the United States army – made good on that promise.

2004, Gordon F. Sander, “To See the Sky”, in The Frank Family That Survived: A Twentieth-Century Odyssey, London: Arrow Books, The Random House Group Limited, published 2005, part five (Safe Harbour/Holland, USA, 1945–49), page 247


Toowoomban

An inhabitant or resident of Toowoomba, Queensland


Townsvillian

An inhabitant or resident of Townsville, Queensland


Cairnsite

An inhabitant or resident of Cairns, Queensland


Launcestonian

An inhabitant or resident of Launceston, Tasmania


Mackayite

An inhabitant or resident of Mackay, Queensland


Bundabergian

An inhabitant or resident of Bundaberg, Queensland


Rockhamptonian

An inhabitant or resident of Rockhampton, Queensland


New South Welshman

en-proper noun

New South Welshman (plural New South Welshmen)

(uncommon) A resident of New South Wales


Gosfordian

An inhabitant or resident of Gosford, New South Wales


Geelongite

(obsolete, Australia) An inhabitant or resident of Geelong, Victoria.


Central Coaster

en-noun

Central Coaster (plural Central Coasters)

An inhabitant or resident of the Central Coast, New South Wales


Sunshine Coaster

en-proper noun

Sunshine Coaster (plural Sunshine Coasters)

An inhabitant or resident of the Sunshine Coast, Queensland


South Australian

South Australian (plural South Australians)

An inhabitant or resident of South Australia.


Chinesian

I cannot imagine what the Hollanders meane, to suffer these Maleysians, Chinesians and other Moores of these contries, and to assiste theym in theyr free trade thorough all the Indies, and forbidde it theyr owne servants, contryemen and brethren uppon payne of death and losse of goods...

Sinae, a People of Aſia beyond India without Ganges, called now Chineſians.

1707, Elisha Coles, A Dictionary, English-Latin and Latin-English..., s.v. "Sinae"

(uncommon, now humorous) Synonym of Chinese, the people of China or the ethnic Chinese, particularly the Han Chinese.


Andromedan

An inhabitant of the Andromeda Galaxy or the constellation Andromeda.


Adrastean

en-adj

Adrastean (comparative more Adrastean, superlative most Adrastean)

more Adrastean (comparative)
most Adrastean (superlative)

Of, from, or pertaining to the Jovian moon, Adrastea.


Adrastean

An imaginary inhabitant of the Jovian moon, Adrastea


grey alien

(science fiction or ufology) An archetypical humanoid alien, usually described as having grey skin, elongated, hairless, sexless features, and a large head with bulbous black eyes; chiefly associated with flying saucers, alien abductions and conspiracy theories relating to cover-ups by the United States government, such as Area 51.


Indigenous Australian

en-noun

Indigenous Australian (plural Indigenous Australians)

Torres Strait Islander
Torres Strait Islander

A person of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander descent.


Indigenous Australian

en-adjective

Indigenous Australian (comparative more Indigenous Australian, superlative most Indigenous Australian)

more Indigenous Australian (comparative)
most Indigenous Australian (superlative)

Of or pertaining to Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander people.


UFOer

unidentified flying object
unidentified flying object#English

(ufology, uncommon) Initialism of unidentified flying object experiencer (“a person who has witnessed a UFO or has established contact with its alien occupants”).


Allentownian

A native or inhabitant of Allentown, Pennsylvania.