Cypriot
- adjective
- /ˈsɪprɪət/
- The traditional dance festival showcased vibrant Cypriot music and costumes.
- Greek Cypriot
- Turkish Cypriot
- Cypriot government
There are only locals here, and they serve Cypriot Turkish coffee.
- There are only locals here, and they serve Cypriot Turkish coffee.
- So I was like the craziest one on the island in Inappa because I was just fucking swinging from balconies, fighting like with Cypriot mafia, literally.
Examples
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Thus, Cypriot modernity, according to tourists, is spurious, a second-rate version of the original.
Academic text (1996) -
Thus, we may ask: How similar were the Cypriot peasants of the 1920s to the British?
Academic text (1996) -
Moscow also gained full access to a Cypriot port.
Academic text (2014) -
There are only locals here, and they serve Cypriot Turkish coffee.
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It is as if the Greek Cypriot world has come to an end.
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Greece is the hub of Israeli and Cypriot gas exports to the rest of Europe.
Academic text (2014) -
The EU focused on increasing cooperation with the Turkish Cypriot community as a way to reunite the island before bringing it into the union.
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On the sidewalk in front of all of them, a young smiling face, with broken English and Cypriot charm, tries to lure the tourists inside.
Fiction book (1996) -
In the same way that these donkeys are not Greek donkeys or Turkish donkeys, They're just Cypriot donkeys.
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Other finds, such as a rock crystal bead, spindle whorls, and a type of fine Cypriot pottery used for cosmetics, indicated that the occupants most likely held elite positions.
Academic text (2007)
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Etymology
Cypriot comes from the island name Cyprus, which goes back to the Greek Kypros and was long known for the metal 'copper'. So Cypriot means 'from Cyprus' and is used for things connected with that island.