English
Etymology
Formed as *Brussel (structurally singular back-formation of Brussels) + -ian.
Adjective
Brusselian (not comparable)
- Of, from, or pertaining to, Brussels.
Translations
of, from, or pertaining to, Brussels
Noun
Brusselian (plural Brusselians)
- Someone from Brussels.
Translations
someone from Brussels
- Basque: bruselar (eu)
- Catalan: brussel·lès (ca) m, brussel·lesa (ca) f
- Czech: Bruselčan m, Bruselčanka f
- Dutch: Brusselaar (nl) m, Brusselse (nl) f
- Esperanto: bruselano (man or woman), bruselanino (woman)
- Finnish: brysseliläinen
- French: Bruxellois (fr) m, Bruxelloise (fr) f
- German: Brüsseler (de) m, Brüsselerin (de) f, Brüssler (de) m, Brüsslerin (de) f
- Greek: Βρυξελλιώτης (el) m (Vryxelliótis), Βρυξελλιώτισσα f (Vryxelliótissa)
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- Hungarian: brüsszeli (hu)
- Italian: brussellese m or f, (rare) bruxellese m or f
- Occitan: brusselés m, brusselesa f
- Polish: brukselczyk (pl) m, brukselka (pl) f
- Portuguese: bruxelense (pt) m or f, bruxelês (pt) m, bruxelesa (pt) f
- Romanian: bruxelez m, bruxeleză f, (please verify) bruxellez m, (please verify) bruxelleză f
- Russian: брюссе́лец (ru) m (brjussélec), брюссе́лька f (brjussélʹka)
- Spanish: bruselense m or f
- Swedish: brysslare c (man or woman), brysselska c (woman)
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