Grenadian
A person who lives in Grenada, an island country in the Caribbean
- noun
- /ɡrəˈneɪdiən/
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grenadino
- The festival showcased traditional music and dance, attracting both locals and Grenadians from all over the island.
Examples
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In public polls taken after the liberation, more than ninety percent of Grenadians expressed support, gratitude, and relief for this action.
Academic text (1991) -
Many Grenadians are proud of their vibrant culture and history.
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As a Grenadian, she often shares stories about her childhood on the island.
Surface Forms
Grenadian singular
Grenadians plural
Morphology
Etymology
Grenadian comes from the island name Grenada. Spanish settlers named Grenada after the city Granada, whose name is linked to the word for 'pomegranate'. A Grenadian is simply 'a person from Grenada'.