Luxemburger
- adjective
- /ˈlʌksəmbɜrɡər/
- The old town of the capital is full of Luxemburger architecture and history.
Examples
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Many historic buildings in the Luxemburger center date back to the 18th century.
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The old town is known for its Luxemburger charm and narrow streets.
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She prefers Luxemburger cafés to the more modern establishments elsewhere in Europe.
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The Luxemburger cuisine is famous for its unique flavors.
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She enjoyed a Luxemburger dish at the local restaurant.
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He loves exploring the Luxemburger parks during the summer months.
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The Luxemburger festivals attract many tourists each year.
Synonyms
Related to Luxembourg, its people, or its culture
Surface Forms
Morphology
Luxemburger = Luxembourg (transparent) = Luxembourg + er
Same regular adjectival/demonymic formation; although this sense specifies the capital city, the morphological derivation is still clear.
Etymology
Luxemburger comes from the city name Luxembourg and the ending -er, which means 'from' or 'of', as in Londoner. Because the country and its capital share the same name, Luxemburger can mean 'of the city' as well as 'of the country'.