Bahamian

English

Etymology

From Bahamas +‎ -ian.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /bəˈheɪm.ɪən/

Adjective

Bahamian (comparative more Bahamian, superlative most Bahamian)

Of, from, or pertaining to the Bahamas, or the Bahamian people.

Derived terms

Translations

pertaining to the Bahamas

Armenian: բահամյան (bahamyan)
Asturian: bahamés (ast)
Bulgarian: баха́мски (bahámski)
Catalan: bahamià
Czech: bahamský (cs) m
Danish: bahamansk
Dutch: Bahamaans (nl)
Finnish: bahamalainen (fi)
French: bahamien (fr), bahaméen (fr)
Galician: bahamés (gl) m
Georgian: ბაჰამური (bahamuri), ბაჰამის (bahamis)
German: bahamaisch (de)
Irish: Bahámaíoch
Norwegian:
Bokmål: bahamansk

Nynorsk: bahamansk (nn)
Polish: bahamski (pl) m
Portuguese: bahamense (pt), bahamiano (pt), baamiano (pt)
Russian: бага́мский (ru) (bagámskij)
Spanish: bahameño (es)
Swahili: Kibahama
Swedish: bahamansk (sv)
Ukrainian: бага́мський (bahámsʹkyj)

Noun

Bahamian (plural Bahamians)

A person from the Bahamas or of Bahamian descent.

Synonyms

Saw

Translations

person from the Bahamas

Asturian: bahamés (ast) m, bahamesa (ast) f
Catalan: bahamià m, bahamiana f
Czech: Bahamec (cs) m, Bahamka (cs) f
Danish: bahamaner c
Dutch: Bahamaan (nl) m, Bahamaanse (nl) f
Finnish: bahamalainen (fi)
French: Bahaméen (fr) m, Bahamien (fr) m
Georgian: ბაჰამელი (bahameli)
German: Bahamaer (de) m, Bahamaerin (de) f
Irish: Bahámaíoch m
Norwegian:
Bokmål: bahamaner (no) m

Nynorsk: bahaman (nn) m, bahamanar (nn) m
Polish: Bahamczyk (pl) m pers, Bahamka (pl) f
Portuguese: baamiano (pt) m, baamiana f
Russian: бага́мец (ru) m (bagámec), бага́мка (ru) f (bagámka)
Spanish: bahameño (es) m
Swahili: Mbahama (sw)
Swedish: bahaman (sv) c, bahamanska (sv) c
Ukrainian: бага́мець m (bahámecʹ), бага́мка f (bahámka)

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