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Eleutheran

Eleutheran adjective: of, from or relating to Eleuthera.

Adjective

Eleutheran (comparative more Eleutheran, superlative most Eleutheran)

  1. Of, from or relating to Eleuthera
    • [...] the Eleutheran population [...]1982, John Bregenzer, Tryin’ to Make It: Adapting to the Bahamas, page 39

Noun

Eleutheran (plural Eleutherans)

  1. A native or inhabitant of Eleuthera
    • Eleutherans are as proud of it today as their ancestors must have been, when they heard that their gift had proved so substantially useful.1966, Everild Young, Eleuthera: The Island Called "Freedom", page 59
    • Eleutherans are not lazy. Some may spend their money on houses and stores; others may deposit it in banks. But rampant poverty is absent since inhabitants tend to make a living from the simplest product.1975, Basil Cooper, People Bahamas, page 343

Forms of Eleutheran

Adjective
comparativemore Eleutheran
superlativemost Eleutheran
alternative formEleutherian
Noun
pluralEleutherans

Origin of Eleutheran

From Eleuthera + -n.

Questions about Eleutheran

What does Eleutheran mean?
Eleutheran means of, from or relating to Eleuthera.
What part of speech is Eleutheran?
Eleutheran can be an adjective or a noun.

Words near Eleutheran in the dictionary

  1. Eleusinian Mysteries
  2. Eleusinion
  3. Eleusis
  4. Eleuthera
  5. Eleutherae
  6. Eleutheran
  7. Eleutherans
  8. eleutherarch
  9. eleutherarchs
  10. Eleuthereus
  11. eleutheri

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