Tripolitan
- noun
- /ˈtrɪpəˌlɪtən/
- A Tripolitan artist showcased her work at the gallery.
Examples
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The Tripolitan described the city's coastal markets and family traditions during the interview.
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As a proud Tripolitan, she often shared stories about her hometown's rich history.
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Many Tripolitans celebrate traditional festivals unique to their city each year.
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Many Tripolitans are proud of their rich history.
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Many Tripolitans from Lebanon gathered to celebrate the city's cultural festival.
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The Tripolitans in Libya have a rich history that reflects their diverse influences.
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As a Tripolitan, he was proud of his heritage and often shared stories of his family's history.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
A Tripolitan is a person from the city Tripoli, and the name Tripoli comes from the Greek parts tri- 'three' and polis 'city', so a Tripolitan is someone 'of Tripoli' in Libya or in Lebanon.