Belgian
- noun
- /ˈbɛldʒən/
:
belga
- As a Belgian, she took pride in her country's famous chocolates and waffles.
This Friedman and Lemaitre, Friedman was a Russian, Lemaitre was a Belgian.
- This Friedman and Lemaitre, Friedman was a Russian, Lemaitre was a Belgian.
- But that threatened French Francois Ravel thought Jean Francois more than it would threaten, say, Germans or Belgians or or you know, Italians.
- The first people to be uprooted by war and identified as refugees with a claim on the conscience of the world were Belgians in World War One.
- They usually German or Dutch, sometimes English, even Belgians, and they can be spotted in their natural habitat on a beach.
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The first people to be uprooted by war and identified as refugees with a claim on the conscience of the world were Belgians in World War One.
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These camps were run by French, Belgians and, and, and Dutch.
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Like his officers were white Belgians and he was, you know, in in the ranks.
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Know thyself or know the Nepalese and the Belgians or something.
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They usually German or Dutch, sometimes English, even Belgians, and they can be spotted in their natural habitat on a beach.
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This was one of Cecil Roads endeavors pushing up from South Africa and the Belgians pushing down.
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Well the belgians bought a couple squadrons of 100's, We'll give them a deal on the arrow.
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But that threatened French Francois Ravel thought Jean Francois more than it would threaten, say, Germans or Belgians or or you know, Italians.
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Many Belgians enjoy cycling through the beautiful countryside during the summer.
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The Belgians celebrated their national holiday with fireworks and parades.
Compounds
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A former Belgian colony in central Africa that became the Democratic Republic of the Congo in 1960
A dish of beef slowly cooked in beer with garlic and served with boiled potatoes
A strong, intelligent dog from Belgium that herds sheep and helps in jobs like police or rescue
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Belgian comes from the country name Belgium, which comes from the old name Belgica, named for a people called the Belgae. So a Belgian is a person 'from Belgium'.