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| Tweet Topic Started: 13 May 2012, 02:23 (413 Views) | |
| Neragua | 13 May 2012, 02:23 Post #1 |
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Nación Extraordinaria
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Demonym (plural demonyms) – A name for an inhabitant or native of a specific place that is derived from the name of the place. This partly came about because of the confusion surrounding Tecán's demonym, some say "Tecano" others say "Tecanese". (Which is it Tecán? )In other words, what is the name for the inhabitants of your country? In English Neragua – Neraguan(s) En español: Neragua – Neragüeño(s) (m); Neragüeña(s) (f); Neragüense(s) (m/f) Likewise, in English, anything relating to Neragua or its institutions is Neraguan, e.g. the Neraguan Government. How about your country?
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| Áurea MLA | 13 May 2012, 02:49 Post #2 |
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Nación Avanzada
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Dourada - Douradan(s) In Portuguese: Douradano(s), male Douradana(s), female |
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| South America | 13 May 2012, 23:04 Post #3 |
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Joven Nación
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English Entre Ríos > Entrerrian/s (m/f) Spanish Entre Ríos > Entrerriano/s (m), Enterriana/s (f) |
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| Calimera | 29 May 2012, 16:23 Post #4 |
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Nación Principal
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English: Calimeran (Plural (mostly unused): Calimeri) Spanish: Calimerana Calimerano Plural: Calimeranos (uncommon form: Calimeri) |
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| Amwestheim | 31 May 2012, 09:56 Post #5 |
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President of the Government
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Amwestheimer |
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| Tecán MLA | 3 Jun 2012, 00:19 Post #6 |
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Nación Estable
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English: Tecano, Tecanos Spanish: Tecano, Tecanos Tecana, Tecanas |
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| Rio Cana | 3 Jun 2012, 20:00 Post #7 |
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Nación Avanzada
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English: Rio Canaian (almost sounds like Canadian) Spanish: Rio Caniense. (almost like Canadiense which is spanish for Canadian) |
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| Costa Fiero | 4 Jun 2012, 01:22 Post #8 |
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Neozelandés
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English: Costa Fieran/s. Spanish: Masculine: Costafierano/s Feminine: Costafierana/s Plural: Costafierense/s |
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| Demerara-Mahaica | 17 Jul 2012, 23:44 Post #9 |
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Nación Estable
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Ingleși: Mikterran Mikterrano: M. - Mikterralo F. - Mikterralu Pl. - Mikterraz |
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| Bonatania | 14 Nov 2012, 22:21 Post #10 |
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Peruano
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In English: Bonatanian/s In Spanish: Bonateniense, Bonatio, Bonatania |
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| Taino | 11 Jun 2013, 08:02 Post #11 |
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Joven Nación
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English: Taino Taino-Carib: Tataino (m.), Titaino, (f.), Tainoqwe (meaning from/of Taino) |
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| Montegrande | 11 Dec 2013, 16:22 Post #12 |
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Nueva Nación
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In Spanish: Montegrandeño/ña In English: Montegrandeian |
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| Paisseco | 28 Dec 2013, 11:56 Post #13 |
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Joven Nación
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In English: Paissecan/s In Spanish: Paissecano/s Paissecana/s |
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| Pomeroon | 10 Sep 2015, 00:37 Post #14 |
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Joven Nación
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In English: Pomeroonian In Swedish: Pommerunska |
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| Gibberan | 15 Sep 2015, 01:10 Post #15 |
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Nueva Nación
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Trujillan(s) In Spanish: Trujillano(s), male Trujillana(s), female |
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| Nationalist Brazil | 8 Dec 2016, 19:41 Post #16 |
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Nueva Nación
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Brazilians |
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