Midlander
- noun
- /ˈmɪdˌlændər/
- As a proud Midlander, she always supported her hometown's sports teams.
Examples
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The festival brought together every Midlander to celebrate the city's founding.
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He met another Midlander while traveling abroad, and they quickly became friends.
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A Midlander enjoys the unique culture of their hometown.
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Are you a Midlander or a Londoner?
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As a lifelong Midlander, he enjoys sharing stories about his hometown with newcomers.
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Every Midlander at the gathering reminisced about the historic landmarks in their city.
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She identified as a Midlander, proudly representing the culture and traditions of her area.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Midlander = Midland (transparent) = mid + land + er
The same regular '-er' inhabitant formation applies to the place name 'Midland', so the meaning is easy to recover.
Etymology
Midlander can also mean someone from a town called Midland and comes from Midland 'middle land' plus -er 'person from'. So, it names a person who comes from a place called Midland.