Flemish
- noun
- /ˈflɛmɪʃ/
- A much greater number of the Flemish though remained loyal to Belgium and many fought in the Belgian army.
Examples
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The Flemish community is known for its rich history and contributions to Belgian culture.
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Many of the artists featured in the exhibition are Flemish painters from the 16th century.
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You had Flemish soldiers saying why are we fighting?
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And one birthday party was with his Flemish friends and that was in dialect and with a lot of beer.
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And one birthday party was with his Flemish friends, and that was in dialect and with a lot of beer.
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While in Mohawk captivity in 1653, Frenchman Pierre Radisson found that his adoptive brother was courting a light-haired young woman "who, by report of many, was a bastard to a Flemish."
Academic text (2010) -
He met several Flemish people during his trip to Belgium and learned about their culture.
Synonyms
A person from Flanders who speaks Flemish
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Flemish comes from the region name Flanders, from old Vlaanderen, meaning 'flooded land'. So a Flemish person is someone from that region who often speaks the local Dutch.