Luxemburger
A person who comes from Luxembourg
- noun
- /ˈlʌksəmbɜrɡər/
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luxemburgués
- One was enclosed in the letter of 17 October 1858 to the Luxemburger Wort newspaper, and a second was sent to the Ludwig Missionsverein in Munich 1862b; it has been published in a previous article Krieger 1987b.
Examples
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As a Luxemburger, she often enjoyed the unique blend of cultures found in her country.
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The Luxemburger community organized a celebration to showcase their rich traditions and heritage.
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The Luxemburger proudly shared stories of his homeland during the international festival.
Surface Forms
Luxemburger singular
Luxemburgers plural
Morphology
Luxemburger = Luxembourg (transparent) = Luxembourg + er
Regular demonym formation from 'Luxembourg' indicating 'a person from Luxembourg'; straightforward for learners.
Etymology
Luxemburger comes from the place name Luxembourg plus the ending -er, which means 'person from' or 'belonging to', just like New Yorker. So, a Luxemburger is a person from Luxembourg.