Tahitian
- noun
- /təˈhiːʃən/
- Many Tahitians continue to practice traditional crafts and dances.
Examples
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The Tahitian people are known for their hospitality.
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She met a Tahitian artist at the festival.
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She learned about Tahitian history and culture during her visit.
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The Tahitian greeted us warmly when we arrived on the island.
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The Tahitian welcomed us with a traditional dance upon our arrival.
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During the festival, many Tahitians showcased their unique art and music.
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The hospitality of the Tahitians is well-known among visitors to the island.
Synonyms
A person from the islands of Polynesia
Compounds
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Tahitian comes from the name of the island Tahiti in the South Pacific, part of French Polynesia. So a Tahitian is a person who is 'from Tahiti' or who belongs to that island.