Kuwaiti
- noun
- /kuˈweɪti/
- As a Kuwaiti, she takes great pride in her country's rich history and culture.
Examples
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Pardon me for saying so to Saudis, gutteries, Kuwaitis and others.
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And I asked him, I said, Richard, how did you find the Kuwaiti resistance after you escaped?
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Because you don't see, you don't see Saudi or Kuwaiti grooming gangs, right?
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During the festival, the Kuwaiti community showcased their traditional music and dance.
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He met many Kuwaiti students while studying abroad who shared their experiences.
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Morphology
Etymology
Kuwaiti comes from the place name Kuwait, which in Arabic is kuwayt and means 'small fort', a little form of kūt 'fort'. The ending -i means 'from', so Kuwaiti is someone or something 'from Kuwait', which is why we use it for people, places, and things connected to Kuwait.