Corfiot

See also: Corfiote

English

Alternative forms

Corfiote

Etymology

Corfu +‎ -iot (after Greek Κυπριώτης (Kypriótis, “Cypriot”)).

Noun

Corfiot (plural Corfiots)

A person from Corfu.
- 1994, Louis de Bernières, Captain Corelli's Mandolin, Minerva, published 1995, page 406:
  His name was Spiridon, he was a charismatic Corfiote, and his exuberance was inexhaustible.

Translations

person from Corfu

Aromanian: cãrfusan m, cãrfusean m, cãrfusanã f, cãrfuseanã f
Esperanto: Korfuano (male or female), Korfuanino (female)
French: corfiote (fr) m or f
German: Korfiot (de) m, Korfiote m, Korfiotin (de) f
Greek: Κερκυραίος (el) m (Kerkyraíos), Κερκυραία (el) f (Kerkyraía)
Ancient: Κερκῡραῖος m (Kerkūraîos)
Italian: corfioto m, corfiota f

Adjective

Corfiot (not comparable)

Of, from, or relating to Corfu.

Translations

relating to Corfu

Aromanian: cãrfusinescu, cãrfusãnescu (male), cãrfusineascã, cãrfusãneascã (female)
Esperanto: Korfua
French: corfiote (fr)
German: korfiotisch
Greek: κερκυραϊκός (el) (kerkyraïkós), κερκυραίικος (el) (kerkyraíikos)
Ancient: Κερκῡραῖος (Kerkūraîos)
Italian: corfioto

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