Lancastrian
A person who lives in or comes from Lancaster in northern England
- noun
- /læŋˈkæstrɪən/
:
natural de Lancaster
- As a Lancastrian, she enjoyed participating in the local festivals held every year.
Examples
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Many Lancastrians take pride in their rich cultural heritage and local traditions.
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The Lancastrians celebrated their historic victory with parades and fireworks.
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Still, the Lancastrians outnumbered their enemies and slowly pushed them back.
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Still, the Lancastrians outnumbered their enemies and slowly pushed them back.
Synonyms
Englander
vsLancastrian
A person who is from England
is native of the city or nearby area not the whole country
English person
vsLancastrian
A person from England
is a native of the city or nearby area rather than the whole country
Compounds
9.8
An English royal family that ruled from 1399 to 1461 and used a red rose as their symbol
Surface Forms
Lancastrian singular
Lancastrians plural
Morphology
Etymology
Lancastrian comes from the city name Lancaster plus the ending -ian, which means 'from' or 'belonging to', just like in Canadian. So a Lancastrian is someone who is 'from Lancaster'.