Panamanian
- adjective
- /ˌpænəˈmeɪniən/
- George sits at a desk in front of a Panamanian bank employee.
- Panamanian relations
- Panamanian public opinion
- Panamanian elite
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Watch on YouTubeI guess we would have to ask, you know, Panamanian immigration, how much time I've spent in, in Panama.
- I guess we would have to ask, you know, Panamanian immigration, how much time I've spent in, in Panama.
- Driver looks like Mary could be a Panamanian Hispanic of some sort.
Examples
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About 3 million years ago, the Panamanian Isthmus formed, linking North and South America.
Academic text (2008) -
Some scholars have questioned whether or not Panamanian nationalism was ever a significant political force.
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A ship came in, a Panamanian ship.
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Second, and more importantly, what factors help to determine Panamanian public opinion toward the United States?
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Diego convinced me to keep most of my money in a Panamanian bank.
Fiction book (2001) -
This is the Panamanian rainforest.
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Another major obstacle to an agreement was a Panamanian proposal that the center's status be reviewed every three years.
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Its policy is limited to advocating a peaceful, assured transfer of the Panama Canal to Panamanian sovereignty.
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By 1979, property belonging to the United States began to revert to Panamanian hands under the terms of the treaties.
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The festival celebrated the rich culture of the Panamanian people with music and dance.
Surface Forms
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Etymology
Panamanian is formed from Panama and the ending -ian, which means 'relating to' or 'from', as in Canadian or Indian. Because Panama likely comes from an indigenous word for 'many fish', Panamanian means 'relating to Panama' or 'from Panama'.