Whartonian
- adjective
- /wɔːrˈtoʊniən/
- Jargon
- She was proud of her Whartonian education and often attended school events.
Examples
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The Whartonian alumni network is known for its strong connections in the business world.
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Many Whartonian traditions are celebrated during the annual homecoming weekend.
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The Whartonian culture emphasizes entrepreneurship and leadership.
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She is proud to be a Whartonian and participate in alumni events.
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The Whartonian alumni network is known for its strong connections in the business world.
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She was proud of her Whartonian education and often attended school events.
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Many Whartonian traditions are celebrated during the annual homecoming weekend.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Whartonian = Wharton (transparent) = Wharton + ian
Formed regularly from the proper name 'Wharton' with the productive suffix '-ian', meaning 'relating to Wharton (the school)'; predictable from the base.
Etymology
Whartonian comes from the Wharton School, named for Joseph Wharton, and the ending -ian means 'belonging to' or 'from', just like in Bostonian. So, Whartonian means 'relating to the Wharton School, its programs, students, or traditions'.