Danzigian
Danzigian adjective: of, from or relating to Danzig.
Adjective
Danzigian
- Of, from or relating to Danzig
- [...] the Danzigian (German) capitalists hoped to gain British support against the competing Polish capitalists.1921, The Modern Review, page 706
- The newspaper critic declared me insane, asserting that as a conductor I had become ‘liked and valued’ by the people of Danzig, but as a composer they would have to reject me completely. / This is of course all of no importance; and I had only produced the performance in order to hear the thing...2020, Three Men of Letters, page 193
Noun
Danzigian (plural Danzigians)
- A native or inhabitant of Danzig
- Synonyms:
- Danziger
Synonyms of Danzigian
Forms of Danzigian
| plural | Danzigians |
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Origin of Danzigian
From Danzig + -ian.
Questions about Danzigian
- What does Danzigian mean?
- Danzigian means of, from or relating to Danzig.
- What part of speech is Danzigian?
- Danzigian can be an adjective or a noun.
Words near Danzigian in the dictionary
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