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Liechtensteiner

Liechtensteiner

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Relating to Liechtenstein or its people
  • adjective
  • /ˌlɪk.tənˈstaɪ.nər/
: liechtensteinés
  • Several Liechtensteiner artists contributed to the international exhibition.

Examples

  • We enjoyed tasting authentic Liechtensteiner cuisine during our trip.

  • The Liechtensteiner flag features blue and red colors.

  • The museum displays many Liechtensteiner artifacts from centuries past.

  • Many Liechtensteiner enjoy skiing during the winter months.

  • During our visit, we met several Liechtensteiner who shared stories about their culture.

  • We tasted local dishes prepared by a skilled Liechtensteiner chef at the restaurant.

  • The art gallery features works by contemporary Liechtensteiner painters and sculptors.

Surface Forms

Liechtensteiner positive

Morphology

Liechtensteiner = Liechtenstein (transparent) = Liechtenstein + er

Formed by the productive demonym/adjectival suffix '-er' added to the country name, so the relation to Liechtenstein is directly derived.

Etymology

Liechtensteiner comes from the country name Liechtenstein, which is made of the German parts Licht 'light' and stein 'stone' and was first the name of a castle and a family, like a 'bright stone' place. So, Liechtensteiner is used for things or people from Liechtenstein.