Guyanese
- noun
- /ˌɡaɪəˈniːz/
- In the city, I met several Guyanese who were eager to discuss their country's history.
Examples
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I did not yet understand why this family, which looked Afro-Guyanese, spoke in pejorative terms about Indo-Guyanese and could only refer to my maternal great-great-grandmother as "Lady Buck."
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So there are no Guyanese researchers.
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At their first press conference, the Americans claimed that the Guyanese could not count.
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They did this alongside genuine efforts to mobilize and reorganize labor and the historical relationship to work of Guyanese under colonialism, such as those of my great-uncle, the late Gordon Todd.
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Many Guyanese celebrate their independence day with parades and cultural events.
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The community center offers activities that help Guyanese locals connect and share their traditions.
Synonyms
A person from Guiana in northern South America
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Guyanese comes from the country name Guyana and the ending -ese, which means 'from' a place, like in Chinese or Japanese. So a Guyanese is a person 'from Guyana'.