English
Etymology
Luxembourg -er
Noun
Luxembourger (plural Luxembourgers
A person from the independent grand duchy of Luxembourg or of Luxembourgish descent.
(history) An inhabitant of the former duchy (originally countship) of Luxemburg (originally Letzeburg )
An inhabitant of the Belgian province Luxemburg (Luxembourg ), which was cut from the above at the grandducal separation from the house of Orange's Dutch crown
An inhabitant of the city of Luxemburg, which is/was the capital of all the above terriories
Synonyms
Translations
person from Luxembourg
Catalan: luxemburguès (ca) m luxemburguesa (ca) f
Chinese:
Mandarin: 盧森堡人 ／ 卢森堡人 卢森堡人 ( Lúsēnbǎo rén )
Czech: Lucemburčan (cs) m Lucemburčanka f
Dutch: Luxemburger (nl) m Luxemburgse (nl) f Letzeburger
Estonian: luksemburglane
Finnish: luxemburgilainen (fi)
French: Luxembourgeois (fr) m Luxembourgeoise (fr) f
German: Luxemburger (de) m Luxemburgerin (de) f Lützelburger m
Irish: Lucsamburgach m
Japanese: ルクセンブルグ人 ( Rukusenburugu-jin )
Khmer: អ្នកលុចសំបួ ( neak lucsɑmbuə ) , លុចសំបួ (km) ( lucsɑmbuə )
Latvian: luksemburgietis m luksemburgiete f
(deprecated template usage ) {{trans-mid }}Luxembourgish: Lëtzebuerger m Lëtzebuergerin f
Norwegian:
Bokmål: luxemburger m luxembourger m
Nynorsk: luxemburgar (nn) m luxembourgar (nn) m
Polish: Luksemburczyk (pl) m Luksemburka (pl) f
Portuguese: luxemburguês (pt) m
Romanian: luxemburghez (ro) m luxemburgheză (ro) f
Russian: люксембу́ржец m ( ljuksembúržec ) , люксембу́рженка f ( ljuksembúrženka )
Serbo-Croatian: Luksemburžanin (sh) m Luksemburžanka f
Spanish: luxemburgués (es) m luxemburguesa (es) f
Swedish: luxemburgare (sv) m luxemburgska (sv) f
Turkish: Lüksemburglu (tr)