Czechoslovakian
- noun
- /ˌtʃɛkəˈsloʊvɑːkɪən/
- As a proud Czechoslovakian, she often shared stories of her childhood in the beautiful city of Bratislava.
Examples
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Nick's father couldn't believe that his son was dating a Czechoslovakian who had grown up in Prague.
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I was a Czechoslovakian.
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"But you speak Czechoslovakian?" Nick's father allowed the trace of a smile.
Fiction book (1999) -
We've got Czechoslovakian.
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I’m a Czechoslovakian.
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During the event, I met several Czechoslovakian immigrants who spoke fondly of their homeland.
Synonyms
A person from the former country of Czechoslovakia
Surface Forms
Morphology
Czechoslovakian = Czechoslovakia (transparent) = Czech + Slovak + ian
Formed from the country name with the common '-ian' suffix to indicate a person or thing from that country.
Etymology
Czechoslovakian comes from the names Czech and Slovak plus the ending -ian, which means 'a person from' or 'a person connected to'. So, a Czechoslovakian is someone who was a native or inhabitant of the former country Czechoslovakia.