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Leodensian

Leodensian noun: someone from Leeds in northern England.

Noun

Leodensian (plural Leodensians)

  1. Someone from Leeds in northern England.
  2. A pupil or alumnus of Leeds Grammar School.
    • This never would have happened to Smeeton/Or an old Leodensian2004, Kaiser Chiefs, “I Predict A Riot”

Forms of Leodensian

pluralLeodensians
alternative formLeodiensian

Origin of Leodensian

From Latin Loidēnsis (“of or from Leeds”), *Lādenses + -i- + -an, from Old English Loidis (“Leeds”).

Questions about Leodensian

What does Leodensian mean?
Leodensian means someone from Leeds in northern England.
What part of speech is Leodensian?
Leodensian is a noun.
What is the plural of Leodensian?
The plural of Leodensian is Leodensians.

Words near Leodensian in the dictionary

  1. Leo Belgicus
  2. Leo Minor
  3. Leoben
  4. leobo
  5. leod
  6. Leodensian
  7. Leodensians
  8. Leodiensian
  9. Leodiensians
  10. leods
  11. leogangite

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