Parisian

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Etymology

From Middle French parisien.

Pronunciation

• (UK) IPA: /pəˈɹɪzɪən/
• (US) IPA: /pəˈɹiʒən/

Noun

Parisian (plural Parisians, feminine Parisienne)

1. A person who was born in, or is a citizen or inhabitant of, Paris, France

Translations

someone from Paris

• Breton: Parizian m, Parizianez f
• Catalan: parisenc (ca) m, parisenca (ca) f
• Czech: Pařížan (cs) m
• Dutch: Parijzenaar (nl) m, Parijse (nl) f
• Esperanto: parizano (eo) (♂♀), parizanino (eo) (♀)
• Estonian: pariislane (et) m and f, pariisitar (et) f
• Finnish: pariisilainen m and f, pariisitar f

• French: Parisien (fr) m, Parisienne (fr) f
• Hungarian: párizsi (hu)
• Japanese: パリジャン (ja) (parijan)
• Polish: paryżanin (pl) m, paryżanka (pl) f
• Russian: парижанин (ru) (parižánin) m , парижанка (ru) (parižánka) f 
• Swedish: parisare (sv) c
• Turkish: Parisli (tr)

Adjective

Parisian (comparative more Parisian, superlative most Parisian)

1. Of, relating, or pertaining to Paris, France
   • 1982, Oliver Statler, Japanese Inn:

     He lived in Paris for ten years, and became more Parisian than the natives.

Translations

of Paris

• Catalan: parisenc (ca)
• Dutch: Parijs (nl)
• Finnish: pariisilainen (fi)
• French: parisien (fr)
• German: Pariser (de)

• Hungarian: párizsi (hu)
• Polish: paryski (pl)
• Russian: парижский (ru) (parížskij) 
• Spanish: parisino (es)
• Swedish: parisisk (sv)