Somalian
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- noun
- /səˈmɑːliən/
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somalí
- Include the fact that many are Somalians—hardworking and not militant Islamists, and you can understand the result.
- Somalians and Ethiopians
I had, I had a sweat with him and a guy who's in the Marine Special Forces, he was like catching Somalians, you know, He was one of them guys, you know.
- I had, I had a sweat with him and a guy who's in the Marine Special Forces, he was like catching Somalians, you know, He was one of them guys, you know.
Examples
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In Ohio, busloads of Somalians were taken to polling booths where the only ID required was a utility bill with their name on it.
Blog text (32) -
Nor have Somalians, for example, shown the resolution to stand up to their dictators like at least some Syrians have.
Blog text (6) -
I see it in Seattle, where there are substantial groups of Somalians, Eritreans, and Ethiopians, each with their cultural centers and their own artists.
Academic text (2006) -
There are more Somalians and Sudanese in the country than ever before, changing the demography of Ethiopia, which makes the conditions positive for Muslims, thus increasing the Muslim population in an unprecedented manner.
Blog text (6) -
Many Somalians are actively involved in community service organizations in the United States.
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The festival celebrated the rich culture and traditions of Somalians living in the area.
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Somalians often speak multiple languages, reflecting their diverse backgrounds and cultures.
Synonyms
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A person from Somalia or whose family comes from there
Compounds
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Somalian comes from the country name Somalia and the people called Somali, and the ending -an means 'from' or 'belonging to'. So a Somalian is 'a person from Somalia'.