Cantabrian

English

Etymology

Cantabria +‎ -an

Adjective

Cantabrian (comparative more Cantabrian, superlative most Cantabrian)

From, or pertaining to, Cantabria

Translations

pertaining to Cantabria

Catalan: cantàbric, càntabre (ca)
Dutch: Cantabrisch (nl)
French: cantabrique (fr)
Friulian: cantabric
Georgian: კანტაბრიული (ḳanṭabriuli), კანტაბრიის (ḳanṭabriis)
German: kantabrisch (de)
Italian: cantabrico
Polish: kantabryjski (pl)

Proper noun

Cantabrian

A Romance language spoken in Cantabria.

Translations

language

Asturian: cántabru (ast) m
Catalan: càntabre (ca) m
Georgian: კანტაბრიული (ḳanṭabriuli), კანტაბრიული ენა (ḳanṭabriuli ena)
German: Kantabrisch
Polish: kantabryjski (pl) m

Noun

Cantabrian (plural Cantabrians)

Someone from Cantabria.
(New Zealand) Someone from Canterbury

Translations

person from Cantabria

Catalan: càntabre (ca) m
Dutch: Cantabriër (nl) m, Cantaber (nl) m, Cantabrische (nl) f
Georgian: კანტაბრიელი (ḳanṭabrieli)
Polish: Kantabryjczyk (pl) m
Spanish: cántabro (es) m

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