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Saudi

Saudi

213 2.9
The people of Saudi Arabia
  • proper noun
  • /ˈsɔːdi/
translation icon : saudí
  • When I traveled to Saudi Arabia, I learned a lot about the culture of the Saudi people.
  • Saudis and Kuwaitis
  • Saudis also
  • Saudis decided

This deal was in yuan and the Saudis accepted the yuan.

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Examples

  • This deal was in yuan and the Saudis accepted the yuan.

  • But the Saudis had a better offer.

  • Tell me, tell me the impact of Saudi coming on board with the big bags of cash.

  • And when I was in Saudi, they, they gave him some sort of appreciation award.

  • Hey, did the meeting with the Saudis get moved to today?

  • I sold my oil to the Saudis.

  • Our first big deal was with the Saudis.

  • The Saudis have agreed to increase oil production, as long as we buy it from them, not the Russians.

  • But, at least for now, the Saudis have no alternative but to rely on a U.S. defense umbrella.

    Academic text (2013)
  • After all, China was the mediator in negotiating a deal between Saudi Arabia and Iran.

Synonyms

Saudi-Arabian
vsSaudi
7 3.5

Relating to Saudi Arabia or its people

can mean people specifically as well as relations to the country
Saudi Arabian
vsSaudi
6 2.7

A person from Saudi Arabia

includes both people and things relating to the country

Compounds

A person from Saudi Arabia

A country in southwest Asia covering most of the Arabian Peninsula, ruled by a king and known for oil

The main money used in Saudi Arabia, divided into 100 halalas

Surface Forms

Saudi main

Etymology

Saudi comes from the Arabic family name Al Saud, the ruling family of Saudi Arabia. The name Saud means 'happiness' or 'good fortune', and Saudi now refers to people or things connected to that country.