Servian
- noun
- /ˈsɜrviən/
- Archaic
- A Servian artist exhibited his paintings at the gallery last month.
Examples
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As a proud Servian, she shared stories about her homeland with her classmates.
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A Servian artist showcased his work in Paris.
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The Servian delegation presented their proposal at the international summit.
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Many Servians celebrate their cultural heritage.
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Many Servians take pride in their rich cultural heritage and traditions.
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The festival celebrated by the Servians showcased traditional music and dance.
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As a Servian, she felt a deep connection to her family's history and customs.
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Etymology
Servian as a noun comes from the old name Servia, which means 'land of the Serbs', so a Servian is simply a person from Serbia, another way to say Serb.