Panamanian

UK: ˌpænəˈmeɪniən | US: ˌpænəˈmeɪniən

Definition

  1. adj. relating to Panama or its people

  2. n. a native or inhabitant of Panama

Structure
Panama <country name>n <connecting letter>ian <denoting origin or belonging>
Etymology

The word "Panamanian" is formed by combining "Panama," the name of the Central American country, with the suffix "-ian," which indicates origin or association (e.g., "Canadian," "Brazilian"). The connecting "n" ensures smooth pronunciation. The term logically evolved to describe anything or anyone pertaining to Panama, reflecting a straightforward geographic-linguistic pattern seen in many demonyms.

Examples

  1. The Panamanian government announced new trade policies.

  2. She is a proud Panamanian who loves sharing her culture.

  3. Panamanian cuisine features a blend of Caribbean and Latin American flavors.

  4. The Panamanian flag features two stars and a striped design.

  5. He studied the history of Panamanian independence movements.