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The following is a partial list of adjectival forms of place names in English and their demonymic equivalents, which denote the people or the inhabitants of these places.
Note: Demonyms are given in plural forms. Singular forms simply remove the final 's' or, in the case of -ese endings, are the same as the plural forms. The ending -men has feminine equivalent -women (e.g. an Irishman and a Scotswoman). The French terminations -ois / ais serve as both the singular and plural masculine; adding 'e' (-oise / aise) makes them singular feminine; 'es' (-oises / aises) makes them plural feminine. The Spanish termination "-o" usually denotes the masculine and is normally changed to feminine by dropping the "-o" and adding "-a". The plural forms are usually "-os" and "-as" respectively.
Adjectives ending -ish can be used as collective demonyms (e.g. the English, the Cornish). So can those ending in -ch / -tch (e.g. the French, the Dutch) provided they are pronounced with a 'ch' sound (e.g., the adjective Czech does not qualify).
Where an adjective is a link, the link is to the language or dialect of the same name. (Reference: Ethnologue, Languages of the World)
Many place-name adjectives and many demonyms refer also to various other things, sometimes with and sometimes without one or more additional words. (Sometimes, the use of one or more additional words is optional.) Notable examples are cheeses, cat breeds, dog breeds, and horse breeds. (See List of words derived from toponyms.)
[edit] Continents
Entries in italics are continental regions.
[edit] Countries and nations
| Country name |
Adjectivals |
Demonyms |
|
colloquial term(s) |
| Abkhazia |
Abkhazian, Abkhaz |
Abkhazians |
| Afghanistan |
Afghan |
Afghans |
| Albania |
Albanian |
Albanians |
| Algeria |
Algerian |
Algerians |
| American Samoa |
American Samoan |
American Samoans |
| Andorra |
Andorran |
Andorrans |
| Angola |
Angolan |
Angolans |
| Anguilla |
Anguillan |
Anguillans |
| Antigua and Barbuda |
Antiguan, Barbudan |
Antiguans, Barbudans |
| Argentina |
Argentine, Argentinean, Argentinian |
Argentines, Argentineans, Argentinians |
| Armenia |
Armenian |
Armenians |
| Aruba |
Aruban |
Arubans |
| Australia |
Australian |
Australians |
"Aussies" |
| Austria |
Austrian |
Austrians |
| Azerbaijan |
Azerbaijani, Azeri |
Azerbaijanis, Azeris |
| Bahamas |
Bahamian |
Bahamians |
| Bahrain |
Bahraini |
Bahrainis |
| Bangladesh |
Bangladeshi |
Bangladeshis |
| Barbados |
Barbadian ("Bajan") |
Barbadians |
"Bajans" |
| Belarus |
Belarusian |
Belarusians |
| Belgium |
Belgian |
Belgians |
| Belize |
Belizean |
Belizeans |
| Benin |
Beninese, Beninois |
Beninese, Beninois |
| Bermuda |
Bermudian, Bermudan |
Bermudians, Bermudans |
| Bhutan |
Bhutanese |
Bhutanese |
| Bolivia |
Bolivian |
Bolivians |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina |
Bosnian, Bosniak, Herzegovinian |
Bosnians, Bosniaks, Herzegovinians |
| Botswana |
Motswana (pl. Batswana), Botswanan |
Batswana, Botswanans |
| Brazil |
Brazilian |
Brazilians |
| British Virgin Islands |
British Virgin Island |
British Virgin Islanders |
| Brunei |
Bruneian |
Bruneians |
| Bulgaria |
Bulgarian |
Bulgarians |
| Burkina Fasoa |
Burkinabe |
Burkinabe |
| Burmab |
Burmese |
Bamar, Burmese |
| Burundi |
Burundian |
Burundians |
| Cambodia |
Cambodian |
Cambodians |
| Cameroon |
Cameroonian |
Cameroonians |
| Canada |
Canadian |
Canadians |
| Cape Verde |
Cape Verdean |
Cape Verdeans |
| Cayman Islands |
Caymanian |
Caymanians |
| Central African Republic |
Central African |
Central Africans |
| Chad |
Chadian |
Chadians |
| Chile |
Chilean |
Chileans |
| People's Republic of China |
Chinese |
Chinese |
| Republic of China |
See Taiwan, below |
See Taiwan, below |
| Christmas Island |
Christmas Island |
Christmas Islanders |
| Cocos (Keeling) Islands |
Cocos Island |
Cocos Islanders |
| Colombia |
Colombian |
Colombians |
| Comoros |
Comorian |
Comorians |
| Dem. Republic of the Congo |
Congolese, Congo[citation needed] |
Congolese |
| Republic of the Congo |
| Cook Islands |
Cook Island |
Cook Islanders |
| Costa Rica |
Costa Rican |
Costa Ricans |
"Ticos" |
| Côte d'Ivoire |
Ivorian |
Ivorians |
| Croatia |
Croatian |
Croatians, Croats |
| Cuba |
Cuban |
Cubans |
| Cyprus |
Cypriot |
Cypriots |
| Czech Republic |
Czech |
Czechs |
| Denmark |
Danish |
Danes |
| Djibouti |
Djiboutian |
Djiboutians |
| Dominica |
Dominicand |
Dominicansd |
| Dominican Republic |
Dominicane |
Dominicanse |
"Quisqueyanos" |
| East Timor |
Timorese |
Timorese |
"Maubere" |
| Ecuador |
Ecuadorian |
Ecuadorians |
| Egypt |
Egyptian |
Egyptians |
| El Salvador |
Salvadoran |
Salvadorans |
| England |
English |
English |
| Equatorial Guinea |
Equatorial Guinean, Equatoguinean |
Equatorial Guineans, Equatoguineans |
| Eritrea |
Eritrean |
Eritreans |
| Estonia |
Estonian |
Estonians |
| Ethiopia |
Ethiopian |
Ethiopians |
| Falkland Islands |
Falkland Island |
Falkland Islanders |
"Belongers" |
| Faroe Islands |
Faroese |
Faroese |
| Fiji |
Fijian |
Fijians |
| Finland |
Finnish |
Finns |
| France |
French |
French (or Frenchman/Frenchwoman) |
| French Guiana |
French Guianese |
French Guianese |
| French Polynesia |
French Polynesian |
French Polynesians, Tahitians[1] |
| Gabon |
Gabonese |
Gabonese |
| Gambia |
Gambian |
Gambians |
| Georgia |
Georgian |
Georgians |
| Germany |
German |
Germans |
| Ghana |
Ghanaian |
Ghanaians |
| Gibraltar |
Gibraltar |
Gibraltarians |
Llanitos |
| Great Britain |
British |
Britons |
see Other words for "British" |
| Greece |
Greek, Grecianf, Hellenic |
Greeks, Greciansf, Hellenes |
| Greenland |
Greenlandic |
Greenlanders |
| Grenada |
Grenadian |
Grenadians |
| Guadeloupe |
Guadeloupe |
Guadeloupians |
| Guam |
Guamanian |
Guamanians |
| Guatemala |
Guatemalan |
Guatemalans |
| Guinea |
Guinean |
Guineans |
| Guinea-Bissau |
| Guyana |
Guyanese |
Guyanese |
| Haiti |
Haitian |
Haitians |
Ayisyen |
| Honduras |
Honduran |
Hondurans |
"Catrachos" |
| Hong Kong |
Hong Kong, Hongkongese |
Hongkongers, Hongkongese |
"Hongers" |
| Hungary |
Hungarian, Magyar |
Hungarians, Magyars |
| Iceland |
Icelandic |
Icelanders |
| India |
Indian |
Indians |
| Indonesia |
Indonesian |
Indonesians |
| Iran |
Iranian |
Iranians |
| Iraq |
Iraqi |
Iraqis |
| Ireland |
Irish |
Irish |
| Isle of Man |
Manx |
Manx |
| Israel |
Israeli |
Israelis |
| Italy |
Italian, Italicf |
Italians, Italicsf |
| Jamaica |
Jamaican |
Jamaicans |
| Japan |
Japanese |
Japanese |
| Jordan |
Jordanian |
Jordanians |
| Kazakhstan |
Kazakh, Kazakhstani |
Kazakhstanis, Kazakhs |
| Kenya |
Kenyan |
Kenyans |
| Kiribati |
Kiribati |
I-Kiribati |
| North Korea |
North Korean |
Koreans |
| South Korea |
South Korean |
| Kosovo |
Kosovar |
Kosovars |
| Kuwait |
Kuwaiti |
Kuwaitis |
| Kyrgyzstan |
Kyrgyzstani, Kyrgyz, Kirgiz, Kirghiz |
Kyrgyzstanis, Kyrgyz, Kirgiz, Kirghiz |
| Laos |
Laotian, Lao |
Laotians, Laos |
| Latvia |
Latvian |
Latvians, Letts |
| Lebanon |
Lebanese |
Lebanese |
| Lesotho |
Basotho |
Basotho |
| Liberia |
Liberian |
Liberians |
| Libya |
Libyan |
Libyans |
| Liechtenstein |
Liechtenstein |
Liechtensteiners |
| Lithuania |
Lithuanian |
Lithuanians |
| Luxembourg |
Luxembourg |
Luxembourgers |
| Macau |
Macanese, Chinese |
Macanese, Chinese |
| Republic of Macedonia |
Macedonian |
Macedonians |
| Madagascar |
Malagasy |
Malagasy |
| Malawi |
Malawian |
Malawians |
| Malaysia |
Malaysian |
Malaysians |
| Maldives |
Maldivian |
Maldivians |
| Mali |
Malian |
Malians |
| Malta |
Maltese |
Maltese |
| Marshall Islands |
Marshallese |
Marshallese |
| Martinique |
Martiniquais, Martinican |
Martiniquais |
| Mauritania |
Mauritanian |
Mauritanians |
| Mauritius |
Mauritian |
Mauritians |
| Mayotte |
Mahoran |
Mahorais |
| Mexico |
Mexican |
Mexicans |
| Micronesia |
Micronesian |
Micronesians |
| Moldova |
Moldovan |
Moldovans |
| Monaco |
Monégasque, Monacan |
Monégasques, Monacans |
| Mongolia |
Mongolian |
Mongolians, Mongols |
| Montenegro |
Montenegrin |
Montenegrins |
| Montserrat |
Montserratian |
Montserratians |
| Morocco |
Moroccan |
Moroccans |
| Mozambique |
Mozambican |
Mozambicans |
| Namibia |
Namibian |
Namibians |
| Nauru |
Nauruan |
Nauruans |
| Nepal |
Nepali |
Nepalese |
| Netherlands |
Dutch |
Dutch |
| Netherlands Antilles |
Dutch Antillean |
Dutch Antilleans |
| New Caledonia |
New Caledonian |
New Caledonians |
| New Zealand |
New Zealand |
New Zealanders |
"Kiwis" |
| Nicaragua |
Nicaraguan |
Nicaraguans |
| Niue |
Niuean |
Niueans |
| Niger |
Nigerien |
Nigeriens |
| Nigeria |
Nigerian |
Nigerians |
| Norway |
Norwegian |
Norwegians |
| Northern Ireland |
Northern Irish / Irish |
Irish / Northern Irish |
| Northern Marianas |
Northern Marianan |
Northern Marianans |
| Oman |
Omani |
Omanis |
| Pakistan |
Pakistani |
Pakistanis |
| Palestinian territories |
Palestinian |
Palestinians |
| Palau |
Palauan |
Palauans |
| Panama |
Panamanian |
Panamanians |
| Papua New Guinea |
Papua New Guinean, Papuan |
Papua New Guineans, Papuans |
| Paraguay |
Paraguayan |
Paraguayans |
| Peru |
Peruvian |
Peruvians |
| Philippines |
Philippine, Filipino |
Filipinos (sing. Filipino/Filipina (man/woman)) |
Pinoys |
| Pitcairn Island |
Pitcairn Island |
Pitcairn Islanders |
| Poland |
Polish |
Poles |
| Portugal |
Portuguese |
Portuguese |
| Puerto Rico |
Puerto Rican |
Puerto Ricans, Boricuas |
| Qatar |
Qatari |
Qataris |
| Republic of Ireland |
Irish / Southern Irish g |
Irish / Southern Irish g |
| Réunion |
Réunionese, Réunionnais |
Réunionese, Réunionnais |
| Romania |
Romanian |
Romanians |
| Russia |
Russian |
Russians |
| Rwanda |
Rwandan |
Rwandans |
| St. Helena |
St. Helenian |
St. Helenians |
| St. Kitts and Nevis |
Kittitian, Nevisian |
Kittitians, Nevisians |
| St. Lucia |
St. Lucian |
St. Lucians |
| Saint-Pierre and Miquelon |
Saint-Pierrais, Miquelonnais |
Saint-Pierrais, Miquelonnais |
| St. Vincent and the Grenadines |
St. Vincentian, Vincentian |
St. Vincentians, Vincentians |
| Samoa |
Samoan |
Samoans |
| San Marino |
Sammarinese |
Sammarinese |
| São Tomé and Príncipe |
São Toméan |
São Toméans |
| Saudi Arabia |
Saudi, Saudi Arabian |
Saudis, Saudi Arabians |
| Scotland |
Scots, Scottish, Scotchh |
Scots |
| Senegal |
Senegalese |
Senegalese |
| Serbia |
Serbian |
Serbians, Serbs |
| Seychelles |
Seychellois |
Seychellois |
| Sierra Leone |
Sierra Leonean |
Sierra Leoneans |
| Singapore |
Singapore[2] |
Singaporeans |
| Slovakia |
Slovak |
Slovaks |
| Slovenia |
Slovene, Slovenian |
Slovenians, Slovenes |
| Solomon Islands |
Solomon Island |
Solomon Islanders |
| Somalia |
Somali |
Somalis |
| South Africa |
South African |
South Africans |
| South Ossetia |
South Ossetian |
South Ossetians |
| Spain |
Spanish |
Spaniards |
| Sri Lanka |
Sri Lankan |
Sri Lankans |
| Sudan |
Sudanese |
Sudanese |
| Surinam |
Surinamese |
Surinamers |
| Swaziland |
Swazi |
Swazis |
| Sweden |
Swedish |
Swedes |
| Switzerland |
Swiss |
Swiss |
| Syria |
Syrian |
Syrians |
| Taiwan |
Taiwanese |
Taiwanese |
| Tajikistan |
Tajikistani |
Tajikistanis, Tajiks |
| Tanzania |
Tanzanian |
Tanzanians |
| Thailand |
Thai |
Thai |
| Togo |
Togolese |
Togolese |
| Tonga |
Tongan |
Tongans |
| Trinidad and Tobago |
Trinidadian, Tobagonian |
Trinidadians, Tobagonians |
"Trinis", "Trinibagonians" |
| Tunisia |
Tunisian |
Tunisians |
| Turkey |
Turkish |
Turks |
| Turkmenistan |
Turkmen |
Turkmens |
| Turks and Caicos Islands |
none |
Turks and Caicos Islanders |
| Tuvalu |
Tuvaluan |
Tuvaluans |
| Uganda |
Ugandan |
Ugandans |
| Ukraine |
Ukrainian |
Ukrainians |
| United Arab Emirates |
Emirati, Emirian |
Emiratis, Emirians |
| United Kingdom |
British |
Britons |
see Other words for "British" |
| United States |
Americani, U.S. |
Americansj |
| Uruguay |
Uruguayan |
Uruguayans |
| Uzbekistan |
Uzbekistani, Uzbek |
Uzbekistanis, Uzbeks |
| Vanuatu |
Ni-Vanuatu, Vanuatuan |
Ni-Vanuatu |
| Venezuela |
Venezuelan |
Venezuelans |
| Vietnam |
Vietnamese |
Vietnamese |
| Virgin Islands |
Virgin Island |
Virgin Islanders |
| Wales |
Welsh |
Welsh |
| Wallis and Futuna |
Wallisian, Futunan |
Wallisians, Futunans |
| Western Sahara |
Sahraw, Sahrawian, Sahraouian |
Sahrawis, Sahraouis |
| Yemen |
Yemeni |
Yemenis |
| Zambia |
Zambian |
Zambians |
| Zimbabwe |
Zimbabwean |
Zimbabweans |
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a Formerly known as Upper Volta.
b Also known as Myanmar.
c Sometimes considered offensive.
d The penultimate syllable is stressed.
e The second syllable is stressed.
f Rare and/or archaic.
g There is no adjective or demonym that distinguishes the Republic of Ireland from the entire island of Ireland. When distinction from Northern Ireland is necessary, the colloquial Southern Irish or Southerner is sometimes used; some people in the Republic of Ireland may find this offensive, though others in Northern Ireland may find it equally offensive in not distinguishing the Republic of Ireland from the island. As an alternative, an adjectival phrase may be used – for instance, "a law of the Republic of Ireland" – or, as a last resort, the name "Republic of Ireland" may be used as if it were an adjective (as in "a Republic of Ireland law").
h Scotch is only normally used for manufactured products of Scotland, most commonly food and drink - in most other contexts it is archaic and often considered mildly derogatory. Scottish is used for everything else.
i In near-universal use, though many adjectives for U.S. citizens have been proposed.
j In near-universal use, though many alternative words for American have been proposed.
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[edit] Cities
Note: Many of these adjectivals and demonyms are not used in English as frequently as their counterparts in other languages. A common practice is to use a city's name as if it were an adjective, as in "Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra", "Melbourne suburbs", etc.
| City |
Country or state/province |
Adjective |
Demonym (colloquial) |
| Aberdeen |
Scotland |
Aberdonian |
Aberdonians |
| Adelaide |
South Australia |
Adelaidian |
Adelaidians |
| Albany |
New York |
Albanian |
Albanians |
| Amalfi |
Italy |
Amalfitan |
Amalfitans |
| Aosta |
Italy |
Aostan, Aostain |
Aostans, Aostains |
| Armagh |
Northern Ireland |
Armachian |
Armachians |
| Auckland |
New Zealand |
Auckland |
Aucklanders |
| Athens |
Greece |
Athenian |
Athenians |
| Atlanta |
Georgia |
Atlantan |
Atlantans |
| Austin |
Texas |
Austonian |
Austinite |
| Baltimore |
Maryland |
Baltimorean |
Baltimoreans |
| Bangkok |
Thailand |
Bangkokian |
Bangkokians |
| Baton Rouge |
Louisiana |
Baton Rougean |
Baton Rougeans |
| Bedford |
England |
Bedfordian (not Bedfordite) |
Bedfordians |
| Beijing (Peking) |
China |
Pekinese |
Beijinger, Pekinese |
| Belfast |
Northern Ireland |
Belfastian |
Belfastians |
| Belo Horizonte |
Brazil |
Belo-Horizontino |
Belo-Horizontinos |
| Belgrade |
Serbia |
Belgradian |
Belgraders |
| Benevento |
Italy |
Beneventan |
Beneventans |
| Bergamo |
Italy |
Bergamasque |
Bergamasques |
| Berlin |
Germany |
Berliner |
Berliners |
| Bern |
Switzerland |
Bernese |
Bernese |
| Birmingham |
England |
Birminghamian ("Brummie") |
Birminghamians ("Brummies") |
| Birmingham |
Alabama |
Birminghamian |
Birminghamians ("Birminghamsters") |
| Bologna |
Italy |
Bolognese |
Bolognese |
| Bogota |
Colombia |
Bogota |
Bogotanos, (Cachacos) |
| Boston |
Massachusetts |
Bostonian |
Bostonians |
| Brasilia |
Brazil |
Brasiliense |
Brasilienses |
| Bratislava |
Slovakia |
Bratislavan |
Bratislavan |
| Brescia |
Italy |
Brescian |
Brescians |
| Brighton |
Wisconsin |
Brightonian |
Brightonians |
| Brisbane |
Queensland |
Brisbane |
Brisbanites, Brisbanians |
| Bristol |
England |
Bristolian |
Bristolians |
| Budapest |
Hungary |
Budapesti |
Budapesters |
| Buenos Aires |
Argentina |
Porteño |
Porteños |
| Buffalo |
New York |
Buffalonian |
Buffalonians |
| Cairo |
Egypt |
(Cairene) |
Cairenes |
| Calgary |
Alberta |
Calgarian |
Calgarians |
| Cambridge |
England |
Cantabrigian |
Cantabrigians1 |
| Cambridge |
Massachusetts |
| Campinas |
Brazil |
Campineiro |
Campineiros |
| Canberra |
Australia |
Canberran |
Canberrans |
| Cape Town |
South Africa |
(Capetonian) |
Capetonians |
| Caracas |
Venezuela |
Caraquenian |
Caraquenians |
| Carystus |
Greece |
Carystian |
Carystians |
| Charlotte |
North Carolina |
Charlottean |
Charlotteans |
| Chicago |
Illinois |
Chicagoan |
Chicagoans |
| Cincinnati |
Ohio |
Cincinnatian |
Cincinnatian |
| Cleveland |
Ohio |
|
Clevelander |
| Copenhagen |
Denmark |
Copenhagener |
Copenhageners |
| Corinth |
Greece |
Corinthian |
Corinthians |
| Cork |
Republic of Ireland |
Cork |
Corkonians ("Leesiders") |
| Cracow (Kraków) |
Poland |
Cracovian (Krakovian) |
Cracovians (Krakovians) |
| Curitiba |
Brazil |
Curitibano |
Curitibanos |
| Dallas |
Texas |
|
Dallasites |
| Davao |
Philippines |
|
Dabawenio |
| Denver |
Colorado |
Denverite |
Denverites |
| Detroit |
Michigan |
|
Detroiters |
| Dublin |
Ireland |
Dublin |
Dubliners ("Dubs") |
| Dundee |
Scotland |
Dundonian |
Dundonians |
| Dunedin |
New Zealand |
Dunedin |
Dunedinites |
| East Troy |
Wisconsin |
East Trojan |
East Trojans |
| Edinburgh |
Scotland |
Edinburgian |
Edinburger |
| Edmonton |
Alberta |
Edmontonian |
Edmontonians |
| Epidaurus |
Greece |
Epidaurian |
Epidaurians |
| Florence |
Italy |
Florentine |
Florentines |
| Fort Lauderdale |
Florida |
|
Fort Lauderdalers, Fort Lauderdalians |
| Foz do Iguaçu |
Brazil |
Iguaçuense |
Iguaçuenses |
| Fresno |
California |
|
Fresnans, Fresnoans |
| Galway |
Republic of Ireland |
Galway |
Galwegians |
| Geneva |
Switzerland |
Genevan, Genevese |
Genevans, Genevese |
| Genoa |
Italy |
Genoese |
Genoese |
| Glasgow |
Scotland |
Glaswegian |
Glaswegians |
| Grand Rapids |
Michigan |
Grand Rapidian |
Grand Rapidians |
| Guadalajara |
México |
Tapatío |
Tapatíos |
| Halifax |
Nova Scotia |
Haligonian |
Haligonians |
| Hamilton |
Ontario |
Hamiltonian |
Hamiltonians |
| Hamilton |
New Zealand |
| Hanoi |
Vietnam |
Hanoian |
Hanoians |
| Hanover |
Germany |
Hanoverian |
Hanoverians |
| Hartlepool |
England |
Hartlepudlian |
Hartlepudlian ("Monkey hanger") |
| Helsinki |
Finland |
Helsinkian |
Helsinkians |
| Ho Chi Minh City |
Vietnam |
Saigonese |
Saigonese |
| Hong Kong |
China |
Hong Kong, Hongkongese |
Hongkongers, Hongkongese |
| Honolulu |
Hawaii |
Honolulan |
Honolulans |
| Houston |
Texas |
Houstonian |
Houstonians |
| Invercargill |
New Zealand |
Invercargill |
Invercargillites, Invercargillonians |
| Inverness |
Scotland |
Invernessian |
Invernessians |
| Iqaluit |
Nunavut |
|
Iqalummiut (sing. Iqalummiuq) |
| Itabira |
Brazil |
Itabirano |
Itabiranos |
| Istanbul |
Turkey |
Istanbulite |
Istanbulites |
| Jerusalem |
Israel |
Jerusalemite, Yerushalmi
ירושלמי (Hebrew) |
Jerusalemites, Yerushalmim |
| Juiz de Fora |
Brazil |
Juiz-forano |
Juiz-foranos |
| Juneau City/Borough |
Alaska |
|
Juneauites |
| Kastoria |
Greece |
Kastorian |
Kastorians |
| Kenosha |
Wisconsin |
Kenoshan |
Kenoshans |
| Kingston |
New Jersey |
Kingstonian |
Kingstonians |
| Kuala Lumpur |
Malaysia |
|
("KL-ites"2) |
| Lagos |
Nigeria |
Lagosian |
Lagosians |
| Las Vegas |
Nevada |
Las Vegan |
Vegan |
| Leeds |
England |
Leodensian |
Leodensians |
| León |
Spain |
Leonese |
Leoneses |
| Lima |
Peru |
Limeño |
Limeños |
| Liverpool |
England |
Liverpudlian |
Liverpudlians ("Scousers") |
| Livorno |
Italy |
Leghornese, Livornese |
Leghornese, Livornese |
| London |
England |
Londoner |
Londoners |
| Londrina |
Brazil |
Londrinense |
Londrinenses |
| Los Angeles |
California |
Angeleno |
Angelenos |
| Lucca |
Italy |
Lucchese |
Lucchesi |
| Lyon (Lyons) |
France |
Lyonese |
Lyonese |
| Macau |
China |
Macanese |
Macanese |
| Madrid |
Spain |
Madrilenian; Madrileño (Spanish) |
Madrilenians; Madrileños (Spanish) |
| Málaga |
Spain |
Malagan |
Malagans |
| Manchester |
England |
Mancunian |
Mancunians ("Mancs") |
| Manila |
Philippines |
Manileño |
Manileños |
| Mantua |
Italy |
Mantuan |
Mantuans |
| Marathon |
Greece |
Marathonian |
Marathonians |
| Marseille |
France |
Marseillais |
Marseillais |
| Megara |
Greece |
Megarian |
Megarians |
| Melbourne |
Victoria |
Melburnian |
Melburnians |
| Memphis |
Tennessee |
Memphian |
Memphians |
| Messina |
Italy |
Messinese |
Messinese |
| Mexico City |
Mexico |
Capitalino |
Capitalinos ("Chilangos"/"Defeños") |
| Milan |
Italy |
Milanese |
Milanese |
| Milan |
New York |
|
Milanites, Milaners |
| Milwaukee |
Wisconsin |
Milwaukeean |
Milwaukeeans |
| Modena |
Italy |
Modenese |
Modenese |
| Montreal |
Quebec |
Montreal |
Montrealers |
| Moscow |
Russia |
Muscovite |
Muscovites |
| Mumbai |
India |
Mumbaikar |
Mumbaikars |
| Munich |
Germany |
Münchner |
Münchner |
| Naples |
Italy |
Neapolitan |
Neapolitans |
| Nashville |
Tennessee |
Nashvillian |
Nashvillians |
| Nassau |
The Bahamas |
Nassuvian |
Nassuvians |
| Nelson |
New Zealand |
Nelson |
Nelsonians |
| New Orleans |
Louisiana |
New Orleanian |
New Orleanians, New Orleaners ("Yats") |
| New York City |
New York |
New Yorker |
New Yorkers ("Gothamites"/"Knickerbockers") |
| • The Bronx |
|
(Bronxite) |
Bronxites, Bronxers |
| • Brooklyn |
|
(Brooklynite) |
Brooklynites, Brooklyners |
| • Manhattan |
|
Manhattanite |
Manhattanites |
| • Queens |
|
|
Queensites |
| • Staten Island3 |
|
|
Staten Islanders |
| Newcastle |
New South Wales |
Novocastrian |
Novocastrians |
| Newcastle |
England |
Novocastrian ("Geordie") |
Novocastrians ("Geordies") |
| Nice |
France |
Niçois |
Niçois |
| Nicosia |
Cyprus |
Nicosian |
Nicosians |
| Northampton |
England |
Northamptonian |
Northamptonians |
| Oakland |
California |
Oaklander |
Oaklanders |
| Oamaru |
New Zealand |
Oamaru, Oamaruvian |
Oamaruvians |
| Odessa |
Ukraine |
Odessit(e) |
Odessites |
| Oslo |
Norway |
Oslovian |
Oslovians |
| Osaka |
Japan |
Osakan |
Naniwakko (難波っ子/浪速っ子; Japanese), Osakans (English) |
| Ottawa |
Ontario |
Ottawan |
Ottawans |
| Oxford |
England |
Oxonian |
Oxonians4 |
| Paddock Lake |
Wisconsin |
Paddock Laker |
Paddock Lakers |
| Padua |
Italy |
Paduan |
Paduans |
| Palermo |
Italy |
Palermitan |
Palermitans |
| Palmerston North |
New Zealand |
Palmerstonian |
Palmerstonians |
| Paris |
France |
Parisian |
Parisians |
| Parma |
Italy |
Parmesan |
Parmesans |
| Perth |
Western Australia |
Perth |
Perthites |
| Perugia |
Italy |
Perugian |
Perugians |
| Peterborough |
United Kingdom |
Peterbourian |
Peterbourians |
| Philadelphia |
Pennsylvania |
(Philadelphian) |
Philadelphians |
| Phoenix |
Arizona |
Phoenician, Phoenixer |
Phoenicians, Phoenixers |
| Pisa |
Italy |
Pisan |
Pisans |
| Pittsburgh |
Pennsylvania |
Pittsburgher |
Pittsburghers |
| Pompeii |
Italy |
Pompei(i)an |
Pompei(i)ans |
| Ponferrada |
Spain |
Ponferradian |
Ponferradians |
| Porto Alegre |
Brazil |
Porto-Alegrense |
Porto-Alegrenses |
| Portland |
Oregon |
Portlander |
Portlanders |
| Prague |
Czech Republic |
Praguer |
Praguers |
| Pristina |
Kosovo |
|
Prishtinali, Prishtinas (Albanian)
Prištinci, Prištevci (Serbian) |
| Providence |
Rhode Island |
Providentian |
Providentians |
| Pylos |
Greece |
Pylian |
Pylians |
| Quebec City |
Quebec |
Quebec (City) (English); québécois (French) |
Quebeckers, Quebecers (English); Québécois5 (French) |
| Randall |
Wisconsin |
Randallite |
Randallites |
| Regina |
Saskatchewan |
Regina (modifier), Reginan |
Reginans |
| Rethymno |
Greece |
Rethymnian |
Rethymnians |
| Richmond |
Virginia |
Richmonder |
Richmonders |
| Riga |
Latvia |
Rigan |
Rigans |
| Rio de Janeiro |
Brazil |
Carioca |
Cariocas |
| Rhodes |
Greece |
Rhodian |
Rhodians |
| Rochester |
New York |
(Rochesterian) |
Rochesterians |
| Rome |
Italy |
Roman |
Romans |
| St. Louis |
Missouri |
St. Louisan |
St. Louisans |
| Salerno |
Italy |
Salernitan |
Salernitans |
| Salt Lake City |
Utah |
|
Salt Lakers |
| San Antonio |
Texas |
San Antonian |
San Antonians |
| San Diego |
California |
San Diegan |
San Diegans |
| San Francisco |
California |
San Franciscan |
San Franciscans |
| São Carlos |
Brazil |
Sãocarlense and Carlopolitano |
Sãocarlenses and Carlopolitanos |
| São Paulo |
Brazil |
Paulistano |
Paulistanos |
| Saskatoon |
Saskatchewan |
Saskatoon (modifier), Saskatonian |
Saskatonians ("Saskabushers") |
| Savannah |
Georgia |
Savannaian |
Savannians |
| Seattle |
Washington |
Seattleite |
Seattleites |
| Seoul |
South Korea |
Seoulite |
Seoulites |
| Serres |
Greece |
Serrean |
Serreans |
| Shanghai |
China |
Shanghainese |
Shanghainese |
| Siena |
Italy |
Sien(n)ese |
Sien(n)ese |
| Silver Lake |
Wisconsin |
Silver Laker |
Silver Laker |
| Sheffield |
England |
|
Sheffielders |
| Slough |
England |
Sluff |
Sluffs |
| Somers |
Wisconsin |
Somersite |
Somersites |
| Sorrento |
Italy |
Sorrentine |
Sorrentines |
| Sparta |
Greece |
Spartan |
Spartans |
| Spoleto |
Italy |
Spoletian |
Spoletians |
| Stockholm |
Sweden |
Stockholmer |
Stockholmers |
| Sunderland |
England |
|
"Mackems" |
| Sydney |
New South Wales |
Sydney |
Sydneysiders |
| Syracuse |
Italy |
Syracusan |
Syracusans |
| Tallinn |
Estonia |
Tallinner |
Tallinners |
| Taranto |
Italy |
Tarantine, Tarentine |
Tarantines, Tarentines |
| Thebes |
Greece |
Theban |
Thebans |
| Thessaloniki |
Greece |
Thessalonian |
Thessalonians |
| Tokyo |
Japan |
|
Edokko (江戸っ子; Japanese), Tokyoites (English) |
| Toronto |
Ontario |
Toronto, Torontonian |
Torontonians[3] |
| Tournai |
Belgium |
Tournaisian |
Tournaisian |
| Trevor |
Wisconsin |
Trevorite |
Trevorites |
| Trent |
Italy |
Tridentine |
Tridentines |
| Trieste |
Italy |
Triestine |
Triestines |
| Tripoli |
Greece / Libya |
Tripolitan |
Tripolitans |
| Trois-Rivières |
Quebec |
Trifluvien, Trifluvienne (French); Trifluvian (English) |
Trifluviens/Trifluviennes (French); Trifluvians (English) |
| Tucson |
Arizona |
Tucsonan |
Tucsonans |
| Tulsa |
Oklahoma |
Tulsan |
Tulsans |
| Turin |
Italy |
Turinese |
Turinese |
| Twin Lakes |
Wisconsin |
Twin Laker |
Twin Lakers |
| Uberlândia |
Brazil |
Uberlandense |
Uberlandenses |
| Valencia |
Spain |
Valencian |
Valencians |
| Vancouver |
British Columbia |
Vancouverite |
Vancouverites |
| Venice |
Italy |
Venetian |
Venetians |
| Veracruz |
Mexico |
Veracruzano |
Veracruzano (Jarocho) |
| Verona |
Italy |
Veronese |
Veronese |
| Vicenza |
Italy |
Vicentine |
Vicentines |
| Vichy |
France |
Vichyssois |
Vichyssois |
| Vienna |
Austria |
Viennese |
Viennese |
| Warsaw |
Poland |
Varsovian |
Varsovians |
| Washington, D.C. |
United States |
Washingtonian |
Washingtonians |
| Wellington |
New Zealand |
Wellington |
Wellingtonians |
| Wheatland |
Wisconsin |
Wheatlander |
Wheatlanders |
| Wichita |
Kansas |
Wichitan |
Wichitans |
| Wilmot |
Wisconsin |
Wilmotter |
Wilmotters |
| Winnipeg |
Manitoba |
|
Winnipeggers, Winnipegers |
| Wolverhampton |
England |
|
Wulfrunians |
| Xalapa |
Mexico |
Xalapeño |
Xalapeños |
| Xanthi |
Greece |
Xanthian |
Xanthians |
- Also used to identify graduates of the University of Cambridge.
- Pronounced "KAY-el-ites".
- Formerly Richmond.
- Also used to identify graduates of the University of Oxford.
- Often confused with residents of the Province of Québec. If it is necessary to distinguish between residents of the city and the province, French-speakers will use québécois/e de Québec for the city and québécois/e du Québec for the province.
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[edit] Australian states and territories
[edit] Canadian provinces and territories
[edit] Mexican states
[edit] New Zealand regions
[edit] U.S. states
This is a list of terms used to designate the residents of specific U.S. states.
| State |
Official (recommended by United States Government Printing Office)[4] |
Official, unofficial or informal alternates |
| Alabama |
Alabamian |
Alabaman[5][6] |
| Alaska |
Alaskan |
|
| Arizona |
Arizonan |
Arizonian[5], Sand Cutter[7] |
| Arkansas |
Arkansan |
Arkansawyer (favored particularly by some native residents)[8], Arkie [9] |
| California |
Californian |
|
| Colorado |
Coloradan |
Coloradoan (archaic)[10][11], Silverine, Rover, Centennial[12] |
| Connecticut |
Connecticuter |
Nutmegger[5], Connecticotian, Connecticutensian[13], Connecticutian |
| Delaware |
Delawarean |
Blue Hen's Chicken, Muskrat[14] |
| Florida |
Floridian |
Floridan[citation needed], Alligator, Fly-Up-The-Creek, Cracker[15] |
| Georgia |
Georgian |
Buzzard, Cracker, Goober-grabber, Sand-hiller[16] |
| Hawaii |
Hawaiian |
Malihini (newcomer)[5], Kamaʻāina (native-born nonethnic Hawaiian)[5], Hawaii Resident, Islander[17] |
| Idaho |
Idahoan |
|
| Illinois |
Illinoisan |
Illinoisian, Illinoian, Sand-hiller, Egyptian[18] |
| Indiana |
Indianian |
Hoosier[19], Indianan[5] |
| Iowa |
Iowan |
Hawkeye |
| Kansas |
Kansan |
Jayhawker, Sunflower, Grasshopper[20] |
| Kentucky |
Kentuckian |
|
| Louisiana |
Louisianan |
|
| Maine |
Mainer |
Down Easter or Downeaster[21], Mainiac[22], Pine Tree, Fox, Lumberjack[14] |
| Maryland |
Marylander |
|
| Massachusetts |
Massachusettsan |
Bay Stater (official term used by state government)[23], Massachusite (traditional)[24][25], Masshole |
| Michigan |
Michiganian |
Michigander[5], Michiganer, Michiganese, Michigine, Wolverine[26][27], Michiganite[28], Yooper/Troll (for residents of the Upper Peninsula and Lower Peninsula, respectively)[29] |
| Minnesota |
Minnesotan |
|
| Mississippi |
Mississippian |
|
| Missouri |
Missourian |
Bushwacker |
| Montana |
Montanan |
|
| Nebraska |
Nebraskan |
|
| Nevada |
Nevadan |
Nevadian[5] |
| New Hampshire |
New Hampshirite |
Granite Boy, New Hampshireman[30] |
| New Jersey |
New Jerseyan |
New Jerseyite[5] |
| New Mexico |
New Mexican |
Nuevomexicano |
| New York |
New Yorker |
|
| North Carolina |
North Carolinian |
Tar Boiler[31], Tar Heel |
| North Dakota |
North Dakotan |
|
| Ohio |
Ohioan |
Buckeye[32] |
| Oklahoma |
Oklahoman |
Okie[33], Sooner[34] |
| Oregon |
Oregonian |
|
| Pennsylvania |
Pennsylvanian |
Steelmen |
| Rhode Island |
Rhode Islander |
|
| South Carolina |
South Carolinian |
|
| South Dakota |
South Dakotan |
|
| Tennessee |
Tennessean |
Volunteer, Big Bender, Butternut[35] |
| Texas |
Texan |
Texian (historical)[36], Tex [37], Tejano (Mexican) |
| Utah |
Utahn |
Utahan[5] |
| Vermont |
Vermonter |
|
| Virginia |
Virginian |
|
| Washington |
Washingtonian |
|
| West Virginia |
West Virginian |
Mountaineer |
| Wisconsin |
Wisconsinite |
Cheesehead,[38][39] Wisconsinian |
| Wyoming |
Wyomingite |
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[edit] See also
[edit] References
- ^ Sometimes used pars pro toto.
- ^ CIA - The World Factbook -- Singapore
- ^ "Old Torontonian; If He Likes Toronto So Much, Why Live Here?". The New York Times: pp. 8. 1911-09-13. http://query.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=9806EFD91531E233A25750C1A96F9C946096D6CF. Retrieved 2008-02-23.
- ^ United States Government Printing Office Style Manual (2000), §5.23, http://frwebgate.access.gpo.gov/cgi-bin/getdoc.cgi?dbname=2008_style_manual&docid=f:chapter5.pdf
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j SHG Resources, http://www.shgresources.com/resources/symbols/names/residentnames/
- ^ William Safire, On Language: Foam Fell on Alabama, New York Times, June 26, 1994. Safire reports that after he used the word "Alabaman" in a column, he received a letter from Vic Gold that said in part, "The natives, I have learned to my sorrow, prefer Alabamian."
- ^ http://www.netstate.com/states/intro/az_intro.htm
- ^ "Arkansawyer definition - Dictionary - MSN Encarta". Archived from the original on 2009-10-31. http://www.webcitation.org/5kwtEUWxV.
- ^ http://dictionary.infoplease.com/arkie
- ^ Writers Style Guide, Colorado State University, page 62, accessed January 2, 2009: "The correct name for a person from Colorado is Coloradan (not Coloradoan)."
- ^ Ed Quillen, Coloradan or Coloradoan?, The Denver Post, March 18, 2007
- ^ http://www.netstate.com/states/intro/co_intro.htm
- ^ http://www.netstate.com/states/intro/ct_intro.htm
- ^ a b http://www.netstate.com/states/intro/de_intro.htm
- ^ http://www.netstate.com/states/intro/fl_intro.htm
- ^ http://www.netstate.com/states/intro/ga_intro.htm
- ^ http://www.netstate.com/states/intro/hi_intro.htm
- ^ http://www.netstate.com/states/intro/il_intro.htm
- ^ The term Hoosier is the official state designation for a state resident. The term was once considered derogatory, but is now a point of pride for Hoosiers. See the Indiana Historical Bureau article entitled What is a Hoosier? for the origin of the term.
- ^ http://www.netstate.com/states/intro/ks_intro.htm
- ^ The World Almanac and Book of Facts 2007. New York: World Almanac Books. 2006. ISBN# 978-0-88687-995-2
- ^ Mainiac, Time magazine, Monday, Jun. 20, 1938 (term used in reference to Maine author Kenneth Roberts)
- ^ "Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 2, Section 35: Designation of citizens of commonwealth". The Commonwealth of Massachusetts. http://www.mass.gov/legis/laws/mgl/2-35.htm. Retrieved 2008-02-29. : "Bay Staters shall be the official designation of citizens of the commonwealth."
- ^ _____, page 435. Collections, Massachusetts Historical Society. MHS, Boston; 1877. Additional on-line source: Google Books.
- ^ Jones, Thomas, page 465. History of New York During the Revolutionary War, New York Historical Society. Edward Floyd DeLancey, Ed., New York; 1879. Additional on-line source: Google Books
- ^ Marckwardt, Albert H., "Wolverine and Michigander", Michigan Alumnus Quarterly Review LVIII (1952) 203-208
- ^ Sperber, Hans "Words and Phrases in American Politics: Michigander" American Speech Vol 29 No 1 (Feb 1954) 21-27
- ^ http://www.netstate.com/states/intro/mi_intro.htm
- ^ [1]
- ^ http://www.netstate.com/states/intro/nh_intro.htm
- ^ Powell, William S. (March 1982). "What's in a Name?: Why We're All Called Tar Heels". Tar Heel (Tar Heel Magazine, Inc.). OCLC 005457348. http://alumni.unc.edu/article.asp?SID=3516. Retrieved 2009-07-17.
- ^ http://www.netstate.com/states/intro/oh_intro.htm
- ^ Stewart, Roy P. "Postal Card Proves Sooners Were 'Okies' Way Back In 1907", The Daily Oklahoman, Friday, December 20, 1968, pg. 9, col. 2. "Now comes Mrs. Agness Hooks of Thomas with a postal card mailed at Newcastle, Ind. in 1907, address to a Miss Agness Kirkbridge, with the salutation: "Hello Okie — Will see you next Monday night." Signed: Myrtle M. Pence. Mrs. Hooks says Agness Kirkbridge was an aunt of hers. The Kirkbridge family came to Oklahoma Territory in 1904 and settled south of Custer City.
- ^ http://www.netstate.com/states/intro/ok_intro.htm
- ^ http://www.netstate.com/states/intro/tn_intro.htm
- ^ *de la Teja, Jesus F. (1997). "The Colonization and Independence of Texas: A Tejano Perspective". in Rodriguez O., Jaime E.; Vincent, Kathryn. Myths, Misdeeds, and Misunderstandings: The Roots of Conflict in U.S.–Mexican Relations. Wilmington, DE: Scholarly Resources Inc.. p. 79. ISBN 0842026622.
- ^ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tex
- ^ Kapler, Joseph, Jr. (Spring 2002). On Wisconsin Icons: When You Say 'Wisconsin', What Do You Say?". Wisconsin Historical Society. pp. 18–31. http://www.wisconsinhistory.org/wmh/pdf/wmh_spring02_kapler.pdf. Retrieved 2009-04-29.
- ^ Foamation: About Us. Foamation. http://www.cheesehead.com/aboutus.asp. Retrieved 2009-04-29.
[edit] Subcontinental regions
Where an adjective is a link, the link is to the language or dialect of the same name.
Asia
| Name |
Adjective |
Demonym |
| Bali |
Balinese |
Balinese |
| Balochistan, Baluchistan |
|
Balochi/s, Baluchi/s |
| Bengal |
Bengali |
Bengalis |
| Bihar |
Bihari |
Biharis |
| Borneo |
Bornean |
Borneans |
| Caucasus, Caucasia |
Caucasian, Caucasic |
Caucasians |
| Gujarat |
Gujarati |
Gujaratis |
| Hokkaidō |
|
Dosanko (道産子) |
| Indochina |
Indochinese |
Indochinese |
| Java |
Javanese, Sundanese |
Javanese, Sundanese |
| Kashmir |
Kashmiran |
Kashmiris |
| Korea |
Korean |
Koreans |
| Melanesia |
Melanesian |
Melanesians |
| Okinawa, Ryukyu Islands |
Okinawan, Ryukyuan |
Okinawans, Ryukyuans |
| Punjab |
Punjabi |
Punjabis |
| Siberia |
Siberian |
Siberians |
| Sindh, Sind |
Sindhi |
Sindhi, Sindhis |
| Tibet |
Tibetan |
Tibetans |
|
Europe
| Name |
Adjective |
Demonym |
| Alps |
Alpine |
|
| Alsace |
Alsatian |
Alsatians |
| Apennines |
Apennine |
|
| Aragon |
Aragonese |
Aragonese |
| Asturias |
Asturian |
Asturians |
| Balkans |
Balkan |
|
| Baltic region |
Baltic |
Balts |
| Bavaria |
Bavarian |
Bavarians |
| Basque Country |
Basque |
Basques |
| Bohemia |
Bohemian |
Bohemians |
| Brittany |
Breton |
Bretons |
| Burgundy |
Burgundian |
Burgundians |
| Canterbury (England) |
Cantuarian |
Cantuarians |
| Carinthia |
Carinthian |
Carinthians |
| Castile |
Castilian |
Castilians |
| Caucasus, Caucasia |
Caucasian, Caucasic |
Caucasians |
| Cornwall |
Cornish |
Cornish |
| Crimea |
Crimean |
Crimeans |
| Courland |
Curonian |
Curonians |
| Danube River |
Danubian |
|
| Fife |
Fife |
Fifers |
| Flanders |
Flemish |
Flemings |
| Franconia |
Franconian |
Franconians |
| Friesland, Frisian Islands |
Friesian, Frisian |
Friesians, Frisians |
| Galicia (Central Europe) |
Galician |
Galicians |
| Gascony |
Gascon |
Gascons |
| Harrow |
Harrovian |
Harrovians |
| Hesse |
Hessian |
Hessians |
| Holstein |
Holsteinian |
Holsteiner |
| Iberian Peninsula |
Iberian |
Iberians |
| Kosovo and Methohija |
Kosovar, Kosovan |
Kosovars, Kosovans |
| Lancashire |
Lancastrian |
Lancastrians |
| Lapland |
Lapp, Saami |
Lappish, Saamis |
| León |
Leonese |
Leoneses |
| Lombardy |
Lombard, Lombardic |
Lombards |
| Lorraine |
Lorrainian |
Lorrainians |
| Lusatia |
Lusatian |
Lusatians |
| Mediterranean |
Mediterranean |
|
| Murcia |
Murcian |
Murcians |
| Navarre |
Navarrese |
Navarrese |
| Normandy |
Norman |
Normans |
| Northumberland |
Northumbrian |
Northumbrians |
| Pennines |
Pennine |
|
| Picardy |
Picard |
Picards |
| Piedmont |
Piedmontese |
Piedmontese |
| Po River |
Padane |
|
| Provence |
Provençal |
|
| Rhineland |
Rhenish |
Rhinelanders |
| Savoy |
Savoyard |
Savoyards |
| Saxony |
Saxon |
Saxons |
| Scandinavia |
Scandinavian |
Scandinavians |
| Tuscany |
Tuscan |
Tuscans |
| Tyrol |
Tyrolean, Tyrolese |
Tyroleans, Tyrolese |
| Wallonia |
Walloon |
Walloons |
| Westphalia |
Westphalian |
Westphalian |
|
[edit] Regions in Greco-Roman antiquity
Regions tracing their origins (or otherwise referenced) in Greco-Roman antiquity [in cases where ancient regions are extant, this table is limited to cases where the present-day regional names retain their original/ancient form].
(References: Herodotus' "Histories"; Thucydides' "Peloponnesian War"; Pausanias' "Description of Greece"; Lemprière's Bibliotheca Classica; Leverett's 1838 edition of the "Lexicon of the Latin Language"; Freeman's "The History of Sicily..."; et al.)
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| Name |
Adjective |
Demonym |
|
colloquial |
| Acarnania |
Acarnanian |
Acarnanians |
| Achaea |
Achaean |
Achaeans |
| Aegina |
Aeginetan |
Aeginetans |
| Aethaea |
Aethaean |
Aethaeans |
| Aetolia |
Aetolian |
Aetolians |
| Andalusia |
Andalusian |
Andalusians |
| Apulia |
Apulian |
Apulians |
| Aquitania |
Aquitanian |
Aquitanians |
| Arcadia |
Arcadian |
Arcadians |
| Argos |
Argive |
Argives |
| Arretium |
Arretine |
Arretines |
| Athens |
Athenian |
Athenians |
| Bactria, Bactriana |
Bactrian |
Bactrians |
| Bavaria |
Bavarian |
Bavarians |
| Boeotia |
Boeotian, Beotian |
Boeotians, Beotians |
| Boiohaemum |
Boius |
Boii |
| Bosporus, Bosphorus |
Bosporan, Bosphoran |
Bosporans, Bosphorans |
| Bruttium |
(Bruttus ?), Bruttian |
Brutti, Bruttians |
| Byzantium |
Byzantine |
Byzantines |
| Calabria |
Calabrian |
Calabrians |
| Campania |
Campanian |
Campanians |
| Cantabria |
Cantabrian |
Cantabrians |
| Caria |
Carian |
Carians |
| Carthage |
Carthaginian |
Carthaginians |
| Carystus |
Carystian |
Carystians |
| Catalonia |
Catalan, Catalonian |
Catalans, Catalonians |
| Chalcis |
Chalcidian |
Chalcidians |
| Chios |
Chian |
Chians |
| Colchis |
Colchian |
Colchians |
| Colossae |
Colossian |
Colossians |
| Consentia |
Consentian |
Consentians |
| Corcyra |
Corcyrean |
Corcyreans |
| Corsica |
Corsican |
Corsicans |
| Crete |
Cretan |
Cretans |
| Croton |
Crotonian |
Crotonians |
| Cyclades |
Cycladian |
Cycladians |
| Cyprus |
Cypriot, Cypriote |
Cypriots, Cypriotes |
| Cyrenaica |
Cyrenaic |
Cyrenaics |
| Cyrene |
Cyrenian |
Cyrenians |
| Dacia |
Dacian |
Dacians |
| Dalmatia |
Dalmatian |
Dalmatians |
| Delos |
Delian |
Delians |
| Dodecanese |
Dodecanesian |
Dodecanesians |
| Edonia |
Edonian |
Edonians |
| Egesta |
Egestan |
Egestans |
| Eleusina or Eleusis |
Eleusian, Eleusinian |
Eleusians, Eleusinians |
| Elis or Eleia |
Elian |
Elians |
| Ephesus |
Ephesian |
Ephesians |
| Epidamnus or Epidamnos |
Epidamnian |
Epidamnians |
| Epidaurus |
Epidaurian |
Epidaurians |
| Epirus |
Epirote |
Epirotes |
| Eretria |
Eretrian |
Eretrians |
| Etruria |
Etruscan |
Etruscans |
| Euboea |
Euboean |
Euboeans |
| Galatia |
Galatian |
Galatians |
| Gallaecia |
Gallaecus |
Gallaeci |
| Gallia |
Gaul |
Gauls |
| Germania |
Germanian, Germanus |
Germanians, Germani |
| Iberia |
Iberian |
Iberians |
| Illyria |
Illyrian |
Illyrians |
| Ionia |
Ionian |
Ionians |
| Kalymnos |
Kalymnian |
Kalymnians |
| Kaulonia |
Kaulonian |
Kaulonians |
| Kefalonia |
Kefalonian |
Kefalonians |
| Knossos |
Knossian |
Knossians |
| Lakedaimon/ia or Lakedaemon/ia |
Lakedaimonian or Lakedaemonian |
Lakedaimonians or Lakedaemonians |
| Larissa |
Larissan |
Larissans |
| Latium |
Latin |
Latins |
| Leontini, Leontium |
Leontinian |
Leontinians |
| Lesbos |
Lesbian |
Lesbians |
| Locris |
Locrian |
Locrians |
| Lucania |
Lucanian |
Lucanians |
| Lydia |
Lydian |
Lydians |
| Macedonia |
Macedonian |
Macedonians |
| Maeonia |
Maeonian |
Maeonians |
| Mantineia |
Mantinean |
Mantineans |
| Marathon |
Marathonian |
Marathonians |
| Media |
Median |
Medes, Medians |
| Megara |
Megaran |
Megarans |
| Melite |
Melitian |
Melitians |
| Melos |
Melian |
Melians |
| Mesopotamia |
Mesopotamian |
Mesopotamians |
| Messenia |
Messenian |
Messenians |
| Miletus |
Milesian |
Milesians |
| Mithymna or Methymna |
Methymnian |
Methymnians |
| Moravia |
Moravian |
Moravians |
| Mycenae |
Mycenaean |
Mycenaeans |
| Mytilene |
Mytilenean |
Mytileneans |
| Naupactus or Nafpaktos |
Naupactian |
Naupactians |
| Naxos |
Naxian |
Naxians |
| Nisyros |
Nisyrian |
Nisyrians |
| Oea |
Oean |
Oeans |
| Olympia |
Olympian |
Olympians |
| Oiniades, Oiniadai |
Oiniadan |
Oiniadans |
| Orkney Islands |
Orcadian |
Orcadians |
| Paionia or Paeonia |
Paeonian |
Paeonians |
| Pamphylia |
Pamphylian |
Pamphylians |
| Paros |
Parian |
Parians |
| Patmos |
Patmian |
Patmians |
| Peloponnese |
Peloponnesian |
Peloponnesians |
| Pergamum |
Pergamian |
Pergamians |
| Persia |
Persian |
Persians |
| Philippi |
Philippian |
Philippians |
| Phlius |
Phliasian |
Phliasians |
| Phocis |
Phocian |
Phocians |
| Phoenicia |
Phoenician |
Phoenicians |
| Phrygia |
Phrygian |
Phrygians |
| Pisidia |
Pisidian |
Pisidians |
| Pontus |
Pontian |
Pontians |
| Pylos |
Pylosian |
Pylosians |
| Rhegion |
Rhegian, Rhegine |
Rhegians, Rhegines |
| Rhodes |
Rhodian |
Rhodians |
| Rhithymna, Rhithymnia, Rithymna |
Rhithymnian |
Rhithymnians |
| Rome |
Roman |
Romans |
| Sabinium |
Sabine |
Sabines |
| Salamis |
Salaminian |
Salaminians |
| Samnium |
Samnite |
Samnites |
| Samos |
Samian |
Samians |
| Sardinia |
Sardinian, Sardi |
Sardinians, Sardi |
| Sardis |
Sardianus, Sardian |
Sardiani, Sardians |
| Sarmatia |
Sarmatian, Sarmata, or Sauromata |
Sarmatians, Sarmatae, or Sauromatae |
| Scythia |
Scytha, Scythian |
Scythae, Scythians |
| Serrae, Serrhae |
Serrean |
Serreans |
| Sicily |
Sicilian |
Sicilians |
| Sicyon |
Sicyonese |
Sicyonese |
| Sidon, or Saïda |
Sidonian |
Sidonians |
| Silesia |
Silesian |
Silesians |
| Skopelos |
Skopelitan |
Skopelitans |
| Sparta |
Spartan |
Spartans |
| Suebia |
Suebius |
Suebi |
| Symi |
Symian |
Symians |
| Syracuse |
Syracusan |
Syracusans |
| Taras, Tarentum |
Tarentine, Tarentumian |
Tarentines, Tarentumians |
| Tegea |
Tegean |
Tegeans |
| Tenedos |
Tenedian |
Tenedians |
| Tenedos |
Tenedian |
Tenedians |
| Thasos |
Thasian |
Thasians |
| Thebes |
Theban |
Thebans |
| Thespis |
Thespian |
Thespians |
| Thessaly |
Thessalian |
Thessalians |
| Thrace |
Thracian |
Thracians |
| Thria |
Thriasian |
Thriasians |
| Thuria |
Thuriat |
Thuriats |
| Thurii |
Thurian |
Thurians |
| Trichonos |
Trichonian |
Trichonians |
| Troezen |
Troezenian |
Troezenians |
| Troy |
Trojan |
Trojans |
| Umbria |
Umbrian |
Umbrians |
| Xanthi |
Xanthian |
Xanthians |
| Zakynthos |
Zakyntian |
Zakyntians |
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[edit] Other former nations and regions
Ancient civilizations, former colonies, renamed countries and regions, annexations, secessions, etc. (other than Greco-Roman, which see above).
Where an adjective is a link, the link is to the language or dialect of the same name. (Reference: Ethnologue, Languages of the World)
| Name |
Adjective |
Demonym |
|
colloquial |
| Abyssinia |
Abyssinian |
Abyssinians |
| Acadia |
Acadian |
Acadians |
| Akkadia |
Akkadian |
Akkadians |
| Austria–Hungary |
Austro-Hungarian |
Austro-Hungarians, Austrians, Hungarians |
| Babylonia |
Babylonian |
Babylonians |
| Bessarabia |
Bessarabian |
Bessarabians |
| Biafra |
Biafran |
Biafrans |
| Burma |
Burmese |
Burmesea |
| Ceylon |
Ceylonese |
Ceylonese |
| Chechnya |
Chechnyan, Chechen |
Chechnyan, Chechen |
| Confederate States of America |
Confederate, CSA |
Confederates, Confederate Americans |
"Rebels", "Rebs" |
| Czechoslovakia |
Czechoslovak, Czechb
(Czechoslovakian is incorrect, though frequent) |
Czechoslovaks, Czechs, Slovaks |
| Dahomey |
Dahomeyan |
Dahomeyans |
| Elam |
Elamite, Elamitic, Elamitish |
Elamites |
| Katanga |
Katangan |
Katangans |
| Livonia |
Livonian |
Livonians, Livs |
| Manchuria |
Manchurian |
Manchurians |
| Malaya |
Malay, Malayan |
Malays, Malayans |
| Moldavia |
Moldavian |
Moldavians |
| Pomerania |
Pomeranian |
Pomeranians |
| Prussia |
Prussian |
Prussians |
| Rhodesia |
Rhodesian |
Rhodesians |
| Siam |
Siamese |
Siamese |
| Sudetenland |
Sudetes |
Sudetenlanders |
| Sumer |
Sumerian |
Sumerians |
| Soviet Union |
Soviet, Russianc |
Soviets, Russiansc |
| Transylvania |
Transylvanian |
Transylvanians |
| Wallachia |
Wallachian |
Wallachians |
| Yugoslavia |
Yugoslav |
Yugoslavs |
| Zaire |
Zairean |
Zaireans |
| Zululand |
Zulu |
Zulu, Zulus |
|
a Burma is also known as Myanmar.
b "Czech" technically incorrect here, as it is also used to distinguish Czech people from Slovaks or other ethnic groups.
c "Russian" technically incorrect here, as the Russian SFSR was one of fifteen Soviet Republics (albeit the largest).
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[edit] Astronomy
The following is a list of adjectival forms of the names of astronomical bodies and in some cases their demonymic equivalents, which denote purported inhabitants of those bodies. For Classical (Greco-Roman) names, the demonym is normally derived from the genitive case, which may differ from the nominative case used for the base noun in English. For instance, for a large portion of names ending in -s, the genitive and therefore the adjectival changes the s to a -d, -t, -nt, or -r, as in Isis–Isidian, Mimas–Mimantean, Ceres–Cererian;[1] occasionally an -n has been lost from the base name, and reappears in the adjective, as in Pluto–Plutonian.[2]
Many of the more recent or more obscure names are only attested in mythological or literary contexts, rather than in specifically astronomical contexts. Forms ending in -ish or -ine, such as "Puckish", are not included if an -an derivation is also attested.
Note on pronunciation: The ending -ian is unstressed /iən/. The similar ending -ean has traditionally been stressed, /ˈiːən/, but in practice is often pronounced as if it were -ian.
Note: Rare forms, or forms not in keeping with the IAU-approved spelling (such as c for k), are shown in italics.
[edit] Generic bodies
[edit] Constellations
Adjectival forms of constellations are used primarily for meteor showers. These are based on the genitive form of the constellation, which is used to name stars. (See List of constellations.) Independent adjectival forms are less common.
| Name |
Adjective |
Demonym |
| Sun, Sol, Helios |
Solar, Heliacal, Phoebean, Phebeana |
Solarian |
[edit] Planets
Planets
| Name |
Adjective |
Demonym |
| Earth, Terra, Tellus, Gaia, Gaea |
earthly, Terran, Terrestrial, Terrene, Tellurian,[3] Telluric, Gaian, Gaean |
Earthling, Terran, Terrestrial, Tellurian |
| Jupiter |
Jovian, Jovial, Jupiterian |
Jovian |
| Mars |
Martian, Martial, Areana[4] |
Martian |
| Mercury; Hermes (in the evening), Apollo (in the morning) |
Mercurian, Mercurial, Hermean/Hermeian, Cyllenian,a[5] Cylleneana |
Mercurian, Hermean |
| Neptune |
Neptunian, Neptuniala |
Neptunian |
| Saturn |
Saturnian, Saturnine, Saturniala[6] |
Saturnian |
| Uranus |
Uranian |
Uranian |
| Venus; Hesperus, Vesper (in the evening), Eosphorus, Phosphorus, Phosphor (in the morning), Lucifer (in the day) |
Venerian, Venerial, Venusian, Cytherean,[7] Cytherian,a[8] Hesperian,[9] Luciferian,a[10] Phosphoriana[11] |
Venusian |
a Rare.
[edit] Planetoids
Asteroids
| Name |
Adjective |
| 268 Adorea |
Adorian |
| 91 Aegina |
Aeginetan[12] |
| 29 Amphitrite |
Amphitritean |
| 99942 Apophis |
Apophian[13] |
| 404 Arsinoe |
Arsinoean[14] |
| 105 Artemis |
Artemidean,[15] Artemidian,[16] Artemisian[17] |
| 5 Astraea |
Astraean[3] |
| 94 Aurora |
Aurorean, Auroral |
| 2063 Bacchus |
Bacchic (adj. only) |
| 324 Bamberga |
Bambergian,[18] Bambergean |
| 199 Byblis |
Byblian[19] |
| Ceres |
Cererian,[20] Cerereana[21] |
| 388 Charybdis |
Charybdian[18] |
| 34 Circe |
Circean |
| 763 Cupido |
Cupidinian |
| 403 Cyane |
Cyanean |
| 65 Cybele |
Cybelean, Cybelian |
| 133 Cyrene |
Cyrenian, Cyrenean |
| 511 Davida |
Davidian[22] |
| 209 Dido |
Didonian[23] |
| 423 Diotima |
Diotiman, Diotimean, Diotimian |
| 48 Doris |
Dorian[18] |
| 60 Echo |
Echoic (adj. only), Echonian[24] |
| 13 Egeria |
Egerian |
| 59 Elpis |
Elpidian[25] |
| 433 Eros |
Erotian[citation needed] |
| 45 Eugenia |
Eugenian |
| 15 Eunomia |
Eunomian |
| 31 Euphrosyne |
Euphrosynean, Euphrosynian |
| 52 Europa |
(as the moon) |
| 27 Euterpe |
Euterpean |
| 1036 Ganymed |
(as the moon) |
|
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See additional minor planet forms.
Trojans, Centaurs, and TNOs
| Name |
Adjective |
| 588 Achilles |
Achillean[18] |
| 911 Agamemnon |
Agamemnonian[46] |
| 55576 Amycus |
Amycian[47] |
| 65489 Ceto |
Cetoean, Cetèan[48] |
| 19521 Chaos |
Chaotian[49] |
| 2060 Chiron |
Chironian, Chironean |
| 53311 Deucalion |
Deucalionean, Deucalionian |
| Eris |
Eridian[50] |
| 624 Hektor |
Hectorian[51] |
| 28978 Ixion |
Ixionian[52] |
| 58534 Logos |
Logian[53] |
| Makemake |
Makemakean[54] |
| 7066 Nessus |
Nessian[55] |
| 90482 Orcus |
Orcean,[56] ? Orcan |
| 617 Patroclus |
Patroclean[57] |
| Pluto |
Plutonian[18] |
| 38083 Rhadamanthus |
Rhadamanthean, Rhadamanthian,
Rhadamanthyan, Rhadamanthan,
Rhadamanthine, Rhadamanthyne |
| Varuna |
Varunian[58] |
| 42355 Typhon |
Typhonian, Typhonean[59] |
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Jupiter
| Name |
Adjective, demonym |
| Adrastea |
Adrastean[61] |
| Aitne |
Aetnean[62] |
| Amalthea |
Amalthean[63] |
| Ananke |
Anankean[64] |
| Aoede |
Aoedean[65] |
| Arche |
Archean |
| Callisto |
Callistoan,[66] Callistonian[67] |
| Carpo |
? Carpian |
| Cyllene |
Cyllenean (also rare for Mercury)[68] |
| Elara |
Elaran[64] |
| Euanthe |
Euanthian[69] |
| Europa |
Europan[70] |
| Ganymede |
Ganymedean[71] |
| Helike |
Helikean[72] |
| Hermippe |
Hermippean[73] |
| Himalia |
Himalian[64] |
| Io |
Ionian[74] |
| Iocaste |
Jocastean[75] |
| Kallichore |
Kallichorean[76] |
| Kalyke |
Calycian[77] |
| Leda |
Ledean,[78] Ledian,[79] Ledan[64] |
| Lysithea |
Lysithean[64] |
| Orthosie |
Orthosian[80] |
| Pasiphae |
Pasiphaean[81] |
| Pasithee |
Pasithean[82] |
| Praxidike |
Praxidician[83] |
| Sinope |
Sinopean,[84] Sinopian[85] |
| Sponde |
Spondean[86] |
| Taygete |
Taygetian, Taygetean[87] |
| Thebe |
Thebean, Theban |
| Themisto |
Themistian, Themistean |
| Thyone |
Thyonean[88] |
| Unattested: Autonoe, Callirrhoe, Carme, Chaldene, Erinome, Eukelade, Eurydome, Harpalyke, Hegemone, Herse, Isonoe, Kale, Kore, Megaclite, Mneme, Thelxinoe (based on Arsinoe:Arsinoean, these may all be expected to end in -ean); Euporie (expected: Euporian), Metis (expected: Metidian/Metidean)[89] |
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Saturn
| Name |
Adjective, demonym |
| Aegaeon |
Aegaeonic[90] (adj. only) |
| Anthe |
? Anthean[91] |
| Atlas |
Atlantean[92] |
| Calypso |
Calypsonian[18] |
| Daphnis |
Daphnean,[93] Daphnidian,[94] Daphnidean[95] |
| Dione |
Dionean[96][97] |
| Enceladus |
Enceladan,[98][99] Enceladean,[100][101] Enceladian[64] |
| Epimetheus |
Epimethean[102][103] |
| Helene |
Helenean[104] |
| Hyperion |
Hyperionian[105] |
| Iapetus |
Iapetian,[106] Japetian[18] |
| Janus |
Janian[107][108] |
| Methone |
Methonean[109] |
| Mimas |
Mimantean,[101] Mimantian,[110] Mimasian[111] |
| Pallene |
Pallenean[112] |
| Pan |
Pandean[18] |
| Pandora |
Pandoran[18][113] |
| Phoebe |
Phoebean (also rare for the Sun)[18] |
| Polydeuces |
Polydeucean,[114] Polydeucian[115] |
| Prometheus |
Promethean[98][18] |
| Rhea |
Rhean[116][117] |
| Telesto |
Telestan[64] |
| Tethys |
Tethyan[18][118][119] |
| Titan |
Titanian (also of Titania),[120][121] Titanean[122] |
| Unattested: The non-Classical (Norse, Gaulish, Inuit) names of many of the moonlets do not have established forms. (Perhaps Skathi:Skathian.) Latino-Celtic names are Albiorix (expected: Albiorigian[123]), Bebhionn/Vivion, Erriapus/Erriappus, Tarvos. |
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Uranus
| Name |
Adjective, demonym |
| Ariel |
Arielian[124][64] |
| Caliban |
Calibanian[125] |
| Cordelia |
Cordelian |
| Cressida |
Cressidian[126] |
| Cupid |
Cupidian[127] |
| Desdemona |
Desdemonan,[128] Desdemonian,[129] Desdemonean[130] |
| Ferdinand |
Ferdinandian[131] |
| Francisco |
Francisconian[132] |
| Juliet |
Juliettish[133] (adj. only) |
| Mab |
Mabbish[134] (adj. only) |
| Miranda |
Mirandan,[135] Mirandian[136] |
| Oberon |
Oberonian[137] |
| Ophelia |
Ophelian[138] |
| Portia |
Portian[139] |
| Prospero |
Prosperonian,[140] Prosperian[141] |
| Puck |
Puckian[142] |
| Rosalind |
? Rosalindian[143] |
| Setebos |
Setebosian[144] |
| Stephano |
Stephanonian[145] |
| Sycorax |
Sycoraxian[146] |
| Titania |
Titanian (also of Titan) |
| Umbriel |
Umbrielian,[147] Umbrielan[64] |
| Unattested: Belinda, Bianca, Margaret, Perdita, Trinculo |
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[edit] Galaxies
[edit] See also
- List of adjectival and demonymic forms of place names
[edit] References
- ^ This is reflected in Russian, where all forms derive from the genitive: Плутон Pluton Pluto (Plutonian), Эрида Erida Eris (Eridian), Атлант Atlant Atlas (Atlantean), Мимант Mimant Mimas (Mimantean), Церера Tserera Ceres (Cererian), Паллада Pallada Pallas (Palladian), Юнона Junona Juno (Junonian), Ирида Irida Iris (Iridian), Метида Metida Metis (Metidian), Фетида Fetida Thetis (Thetidian), Изида Izida Isis (Isidian), Эрот Erot Eros (Erotian). However, in other names the final consonant is not part of the root and so is dropped, as in Икар Ikar Icarus (Icarian), Харибда Haribda Charybdis (Charybdian), Ахилл Ahill Achilles (Achillean), Несс Ness Nessus (Nessian), Орк Ork Orcus (Orcean).
- ^ Other cases of epenthetic -n- are not original, but added to the adjective, as in Callistonian.
- ^ a b Announcement of the discovery of Astraea in The Eclectic magazine of foreign literature, science, and art, v. 8, p. 279 (1846)
- ^ "Schiaparelli on Mars" (1895 [1894]) Nature, v. 51
- ^ Lewis (1888) A Latin dictionary for schools
- ^ Pennsylvania school journal, v. 29 (1880)
- ^ Raitala (1993) "Crustal tectonic zone on Venus", Earth, Moon, and Planets, v. 64, no. 2
- ^ "A theoretical study of the martian and cytherian ionospheres", NASA Technical Reports Server, JPL-TR-32-398
- ^ Goodsell Observatory (1909) Popular astronomy, v. 17
- ^ Duffy (2009) The Constitution of Shelley's Poetry
- ^ Boardman (2001) The poems of Francis Thompson
- ^ Figueira (1981) Aegina, society and politics
- ^ British & foreign evangelical review (1880) Paterson, Exell
- ^ Cohen (1995) The Hellenistic settlements in Europe, the islands, and Asia Minor
- ^ Sophocles (1902 trans.)
- ^ Dowden (1989) Death and the maiden: girls' initiation rites in Greek mythology
- ^ Fischer-Hansen & Poulsen (2009) From Artemis to Diana
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t ref: any decent dictionary
- ^ The works of Lucian (1780)
- ^ Rüpke (2007) A companion to Roman religion
- ^ Booth (1923) Flowers of Roman poesy
- ^ adj. form of the masc. 'David'
- ^ Taylor (1989) Chaucer reads "The divine comedy"
- ^ Dryden (1738) The Conversation of Gentlemen
- ^ American ecclesiastical review, v. 21 (1899)
- ^ Sartain's union magazine of literature and art, v. 10 (1852)
- ^ a b c The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia (1911)
- ^ as in Icarian flights
- ^ Douglas (1914) A theory of civilisation
- ^ "Junonian asteroids" in The North British review, v. 18 (1853)
- ^ Conington (1867) The Aeneid of Virgil
- ^ Metamorphosis: the Transfiguration in Byzantine theology and iconography (2005) Andreopoulos
- ^ A handbook of Rome and its environs (1875)
- ^ James Joyce's Ulysses: critical essays (1974) Hart & Hayman
- ^ Mythos and logos (2004) Anderson, Hicks, & Witkowski
- ^ Schiller (1978) Roman law
- ^ Martial (1782) The epigrams of M. Val. Martial, in twelve books
- ^ Herbert (1828) Nimrod: a discourse on certain passages of history and fable, vol. 2
- ^ Stevenson (1806) Trafalgar, or The victory over the combined fleets of France and Spain
- ^ Hudson, "Gravitational Isopotentials on Toutatis"
- ^ Readings: the poetics of Blanchot, Joyce, Kafka, Kleist, Lispector, and Tsvetayeva (1991) Cixous
- ^ Jet Propulsion Laboratory (2010) Dawn Journal, March 28
- ^ Tsiolkovsky (1960) The call of the cosmos
- ^ 'Vestalian' is of those associated with Vesta (as the vestal virgins), not of Vesta her/itself, though the latter use is occasionally found, e.g. in Worlds of tomorrow, v. 4, n. 1-3, p. 58 (1966)
- ^ generally used for Xanthus
- ^ Browning (1877) The Agamemnon of Aeschylus
- ^ trans. of Vergil, The Aeneid
- ^ Herbert (1828) Nimrod: a discourse on certain passages of history and fable, v. 3
- ^ Thayer (1994) Gray world, green heart
- ^ David Morrison (2008) Ask an Astrobiologist
- ^ trans. of the Iliad
- ^ Richards (1980) English verse, 1830-1890, v. 6
- ^ Holdsworth (1913) Gospel origins: a study in the synoptic problem
- ^ Bulletin of the Auckland Institute and Museum, no. 3-5 (1953)
- ^ Lamb (1836) Elia
- ^ Angley (1847) De Clifford, the philosopher
- ^ Riggs (1972) The Christian poet in Paradise lost
- ^ Duchesne-Guillemin (1958) The Western response to Zoroaster
- ^ The imperial dictionary of the English language lists 'Typhoëan' as the only 'correct' form, but erroneously considered Typhon to be distinct from Typhoëus.
- ^ Kazue Takahashi (2006) Magnetospheric ULF waves: synthesis and new directions.
- ^ Dryden (1895) Plutarch's lives, v. 3
- ^ 'Aitnean' not attested. Ætnean in e.g. Tonson & Draper (1750) The works of Spenser, v. 4
- ^ Bacon & Montagu (1848) The works of Francis Bacon, v. 1
- ^ a b c d e f g h i Yenne (1987) The Atlas of the Solar System.
Note: The adjectival forms in this book generally do not match literary forms, and are not in general found elsewhere in astronomical literature.
- ^ Tuft & Holt (ca. 1900) The Aoedean Collection
- ^ Harland (2000) Jupiter odyssey: the story of NASA's Galileo mission
- ^ Monthly notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, v.71, 1911
- ^ Six books of the Æneid of Virgil (1877)
- ^ Science, v. 216, p. 1218 (1982)
- ^ Greenberg (2005) Europa: the ocean moon
- ^ Journal of geophysical research, v. 95 (1990)
- ^ Wilson & Strangway (1980) The Continental crust and its mineral deposits
- ^ of Hermippos, as in Littell's Living Age, v. 96 (1868)
- ^ "Electron Beams and Ion Composition Measured at Io and in Its Torus", Science, 1996 October 18
- ^ Expected Iocastean not attested.
- ^ as Callichorean in Robertson (1895) trans. of Victor Hugo, A Hymn of the Earth
- ^ rare; as 'Calycian Lounge' in Interiors, v. 109 p. 66 (1949)
- ^ Hansos & Rolfe (1865) Selections from Ovid and Virgil
- ^ Monteith (2007) Yeats and theosophy
- ^ Beloe (1821) Herodotus
- ^ Milesi (2003) James Joyce and the difference of language
- ^ Akurgal (1978) The Proceedings of the Xth International Congress of Classical Archaeology
- ^ Banier (1740) The mythology and fables of the ancients, v. 4
- ^ Özal (2004) Chemical characterization of Sinopean archeological common ware
- ^ Schiff (2010) How an Economy Grows and Why It Crashes
- ^ Lemprière (1827) A classical dictionary
- ^ 'Taygetean' is uncommon, but found in Zaffran (1990) Contributions à la flore et à la végétation de la Crète, v. 1
- ^ Alexander (1999) The complete Odes and Satires of Horace
- ^ The original root of Metis was Metid-. During the late Classical period the d dropped. However, the Russian version of the name is Метида Metida, suggesting an international norm in Metid-.
- ^ Case and comment, v. 81 (1977)
- ^ Pausânias & Levi (1971) Central Greece
- ^ Chambers's English dictionary (1872)
- ^ Neander (1845) The life of St. Chrysostom, v. 1
- ^ Hull (1970) Visions of Handy Hopper, v. 6
- ^ 'Daphnidean' is a regular derivation, but rare. [Smid (1965) Protevangelium Jacobi]
- ^ Anthon (1849) The Aeneïd of Virgil
- ^ JPL (2007) Cassini Equinox Mission: Dionean Linea
- ^ a b Lebowitz (1970) Progress into silence: a study of Melville's heroes
- ^ JPL (2010) Cassini Equinox Mission: Enceladan Tectonics
- ^ The less common form. JBIS: journal of the British Interplanetary Society, v. 36 (1983)
- ^ a b JPL (ca. 2009) Cassini Equinox Mission: Mimas
- ^ Illich (1970) The dawn of Epimethean man
- ^ JPL (2005) Cassini Equinox Mission: Epimethean Profile
- ^ as Helenéan in Earle (1841) Marathon: and other poems. Also the adj. form of Saint Helena.
- ^ JPL (ca. 2008) Cassini Equinox Mission: Hyperion
- ^ JPL (ca. 2008) Cassini Equinox Mission: Iapetus
- ^ Carter (1919) The gates of Janus
- ^ JPL (ca. 2008) Cassini Equinox Mission: Janus
- ^ JPL (ca. 2008) Cassini Equinox Mission: Methone
- ^ Harrison (1908) Prolegomena to the study of Greek religion, ed. 2
- ^ Proctor (1874) The borderland of science
- ^ JPL (ca. 2008) Cassini Equinox Mission: Pallene
- ^ Mahoney (2010) The Ultimate Fan's Guide to Avatar
- ^ Lundström (1997) Eranos, v. 95
- ^ Levin (1971) Apollonius' Argonautica, v. 1
- ^ The Westminster review, v. 140 (1893)
- ^ JPL (ca. 2008) Cassini Equinox Mission: Rhea
- ^ Şengör & Atayman (2009) The Permian extinction and the Tethys
- ^ JPL (ca. 2008) Cassini Equinox Mission: Tethys
- ^ Anton et al. (1859) A Latin-English and English-Latin dictionary
- ^ JPL (ca. 2008) Cassini Equinox Mission: Huygens Landed with a Splat[2]
- ^ Milton, Hughes (2003) Complete poems and major prose
- ^ Ogam: tradition celtique, v. 15, p. 358 (1967)
- ^ DeKoven (1991) Rich and strange: gender, history, modernism
- ^ Apple, Au, & Gandin (2009) The Routledge international handbook of critical education
- ^ Kellog (1995) Boccaccio's and Chaucer's Cressida
- ^ Tanner & Barnet (1995) Comedies
- ^ Harris & Lazzari (1997) Shakespearean criticism
- ^ Daileader (2005) Racism, misogyny, and the Othello myth
- ^ Genova (1997) Power, gender, values
- ^ The Eclectic magazine of foreign literature, science, and art, v. 18 (1873)
- ^ also of San Francisco
- ^ Enclitic, v. 11, no. 4 (1994)
- ^ Wood (1872) The Argosy, v. 13
- ^ Journal of geophysical research, v. 93 (1988)
- ^ Robertson (1929) The life of Miranda
- ^ Normand (1970) Nathaniel Hawthorne
- ^ Small (1998) Love's Madness
- ^ Oxford Journals (1894) Notes and queries, no. 106
- ^ Emenyonu (2003) Emerging perspectives on Chinua Achebe, v. 1
- ^ in scare quotes in Bate (1997) The genius of Shakespeare
- ^ Sedgwick (1999) Shakespeare and the young writer
- ^ Dtek blog, 2007-09-10
- ^ Campbell, Pyre, Weaver (1932) Poetry and criticism of the romantic movement
- ^ Lessing (1914) How the Ancients Represented Death
- ^ Goldberg (2004) Tempest in the Caribbean
- ^ rare
- ^ AMIA (1999) Transforming health care through informatics
- ^ Otley (1828) Essays on the nature, causes and effects of national antipathies
- ^ Boccaccio (1974) The book of Theseus
- ^ Livy (1850 trans.) The history of Rome, v. 3
- ^ Bell (1790) Bell's New pantheon
- ^ Morris (1904) British violin-makers
- ^ Life and letters and the London mercury, v. 12-14 (1967)
- ^ 'Psamathean' not attested
- ^ The complete poetical works of Robert Browning (1912)
- ^ Bunbury (1883) A history of ancient geography
- ^ Davenport (1843) A new geographical, historical, and commercial grammar
- ^ "linia" = 'of Linus' in Banier (1793) The mythology and fables of the ancients, explain'd from history, v. 1; also in Partington (1838) The British cyclopedia of biography
- ^ Redfield (1994) Nature and culture in the Iliad: the tragedy of Hector
- ^ Clark (1919) History of Roman private law, v. 3
- ^ Rodríguez-Adrados, van Dijk, & Ray (2000) History of the Graeco-Latin Fable
- ^ When capitalized, "Galactic" refers specifically to the Milky Way galaxy.
- ^ The Independent, v. 55, p. 964 (1903)
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