Genevan

English

Etymology

From Geneva +‎ -an.

Adjective

Genevan (not comparable)

1. From, or pertaining to, Geneva.
2. Of or relating to Genevanism.

Translations

pertaining to Geneva

• Belarusian: жэне́ўскі (ženjéŭski)
• Catalan: ginebrí (ca)
• Czech: ženevský (cs)
• Dutch: Geneefs (nl)
• Finnish: geneveläinen
• French: genevois (fr)
• Galician: xenebrino (gl)
• German: Genfer (de)
• Hungarian: genfi (hu)
• Polish: genewski (pl) m
• Portuguese: genebrino, genebrês
• Romansch: genevrin
• Russian: жене́вский (ru) (ženévskij)
• Ukrainian: жене́вський (ženévsʹkyj)

Noun

Genevan (plural Genevans)

1. Someone from Geneva.
2. A supporter of Genevanism.

Translations

someone from Geneva

• Czech: Ženevan m
• Esperanto: ĝenevano m, ĝenevanino f
• Finnish: geneveläinen
• French: Genevois (fr) m, Genevoise (fr) f
• Galician: xenebrino (gl)
• German: Genfer (de) m, Genferin (de) f
• Portuguese: genebrino m, genebrina f, genebrês m, genebresa f
• Romansch: Genevrin m, Genevrina f
• Turkish: Cenevreli