Southlander
- noun
- New Zealand
- As a proud Southlander, he always celebrated the local traditions and festivals.
Examples
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Many Southlanders enjoy exploring the beautiful landscapes of the Southland region.
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A true Southlander knows the beauty of Fiordland.
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The Southlander shared stories about the unique wildlife found in her region.
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Many Southlanders enjoy the local cuisine.
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The Southlander shared stories about the unique wildlife found in her region.
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As a proud Southlander, he always celebrated the local traditions and festivals.
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Many Southlanders enjoy exploring the beautiful landscapes of the Southland region.
Synonyms
A person who lives in New Zealand
Surface Forms
Morphology
Southlander = Southland (transparent) = Southland + er
Formed by adding the agentive/person suffix '-er' to the place name 'Southland'; meaning 'a person from Southland' is directly derivable.
Etymology
Southlander comes from South ('the south') and -lander ('a person from a land'), the same idea you see in New Zealander. So a Southlander is simply someone from the Southland region, especially in New Zealand.