Luxembourgian
- adjective
- /ˌlʌksəmˈbɜrɡiən/
- Many Luxembourgian traditions are celebrated during the country's national holiday.
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Examples
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She studied Luxembourgian history to better understand her family's roots.
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In the late nineteenth century, a small Luxembourgian community enshrined a replica of an image from its homeland that was subsequently associated with miraculous events.
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The Luxembourgian cuisine is known for its rich flavors and hearty dishes.
Synonyms
Relating to Luxembourg or its people
Surface Forms
Morphology
Luxembourgian = Luxembourg (transparent) = Luxembourg + ian
The adjective is formed with the productive demonymic suffix '-ian' meaning 'relating to Luxembourg', which is a straightforward derivation.
Etymology
The word Luxembourgian comes from the country name Luxembourg plus the ending -ian, like in American or Italian, which means 'from' or 'belonging to'. So, Luxembourgian means 'relating to Luxembourg, its people, or its culture'.