Bermudan
- adjective
- /bərˈmjuːdən/
- But this is of no help with Rmoney because he never talks to anyone but Faux News and other haters, so they never ask him a hard question like, "Which are smarter, Swiss or Bermudan bankers?"
Examples
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And so a Bermudan option can be priced using the binomial tree approach, for example.
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The Bermudan culture is rich with music, dance, and delicious cuisine.
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She proudly wore her Bermudan dress during the island's annual festival.
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The Bermudan coastline is famous for its beautiful pink sand beaches.
Compounds
- Specialized
A financial contract you can use to buy or sell on specific dates during its life
- Specialized
A sail setup for yachts with triangular sails and a mainsail set behind the mast
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Bermudan comes from the island name Bermuda, which was named after the Spanish sailor Bermúdez. The ending -an is like in American and means 'from' or 'relating to', so Bermudan describes something that comes from or belongs to Bermuda.