Zairean
- adjective
- /zɛəˈrɪən/
- The Zairean culture is rich in traditions.
Examples
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The Zairean government faced international scrutiny during the 1990s.
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Many Zairean artists gained recognition for their music and paintings.
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She researched the role of women in Zairean society.
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She is a proud Zairean citizen.
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The Zairean culture is rich in traditions and customs that reflect its history.
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Many Zairean artists gained international recognition for their unique styles.
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During his visit, the Zairean leader emphasized the importance of education for development.
Synonyms
Relating to the people, language, or culture of the Congo
Relating to Zaire, the country now called the Democratic Republic of the Congo, or its people and culture
Relating to Zaire, the country now called the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Zairean used as an adjective comes from the country name Zaire, which itself comes from the local word nzadi meaning 'river'. That's why Zairean means 'relating to Zaire or its people', linking ideas, art, and government back to that country and its river.