Manchurian
- proper noun
- /mænˈtʃʊəriən/
- She met a group of Manchurians who shared stories about their rich culture and history.
Examples
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Shan stumbled forward to where the khata lay and knelt beside Jilin, the slow, powerful Manchurian known only by the name of his province.
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A few thousand Manchurians are of little account admittedly.
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The father is Manchurian.
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A ragged army of a few thousand Manchurians have captured the city of Hopeh, that is all.
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The Manchurians have played a significant role in the history of Northeast Asia.
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As a Manchurian, he takes pride in his ancestral traditions and customs.
Synonyms
A person from northeastern China who belonged to the group that ruled China
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word Manchurian comes from Manchuria, the name of a region in northeast Asia. A Manchurian is 'a person from Manchuria' or anything that relates to that place.