Skip to main content
Lancastrian

Lancastrian

8.4
A person who lives in or comes from Lancaster in northern England
  • noun
  • /læŋˈkæstrɪən/
translation icon : natural de Lancaster
  • As a Lancastrian, she enjoyed participating in the local festivals held every year.

Examples

  • Many Lancastrians take pride in their rich cultural heritage and local traditions.

  • The Lancastrians celebrated their historic victory with parades and fireworks.

  • Still, the Lancastrians outnumbered their enemies and slowly pushed them back.

  • Still, the Lancastrians outnumbered their enemies and slowly pushed them back.

Synonyms

English person
vsLancastrian
1 1.0

A person from England

is a native of the city or nearby area rather than the whole country
Englander
vsLancastrian
4.2

A person who is from England

is native of the city or nearby area not the whole country

Compounds

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

Lancastrian = Lancaster (transparent) = Lancaster + ian

Standard demonym formation from the place name 'Lancaster' to mean a person from or native of Lancaster.

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'.