Polynesian

English

Etymology

From Polynesia +‎ -an.

Pronunciation

Rhymes: -iːʒən

Adjective

Polynesian (comparative more Polynesian, superlative most Polynesian)

Of, from, or pertaining to Polynesia.

Translations

of, from, or pertaining to Polynesia

Belarusian: палінезі́йскі m (palinjezíjski)
Catalan: polinesi (ca)
Czech: polynéský (cs)
Dutch: Polynesisch (nl)
Finnish: polynesialainen (fi)
German: polynesisch

Greek: πολυνησιακός (el) m (polynisiakós)
Hawaiian: Polenekia
Polish: polinezyjski (pl) m
Portuguese: polinésio
Tagalog: Dampuluanin

Noun

Polynesian (plural Polynesians)

A person from Polynesia.

Translations

person from Polynesia

Belarusian: палінезі́ец m (palinjezíjec), палінезі́йка f (palinjezíjka)
Catalan: polinesi (ca) m
Czech: Polynésan m
Esperanto: polineziano (man or woman), polinezianino (woman)
Finnish: polynesialainen (fi)
French: Polynésien (fr) m, Polynésienne (fr) f
German: Polynesier (de) m
Greek: Πολυνήσιος m (Polynísios), Πολυνήσια f (Polynísia)

Hawaiian: Polenekia
Italian: polinesiano (it) m, polinesiana f
Polish: Polinezyjczyk m, Polinezyjka f
Portuguese: polinésio m
Russian: полинези́ец (ru) m (polinɛzíjec), полинези́йка (ru) f (polinɛzíjka)
Tagalog: Dampuluanin
Vietnamese: người Pô-li-nê-di

Proper noun

Polynesian

A language group spoken by these people.

Derived terms

Proto-Polynesian

Translations

language group of Polynesia

Catalan: polinesi (ca) m
Greek: πολυνησιακά n pl (polynisiaká)

Portuguese: polinésio m
Vietnamese: (thuộc) Pô-li-nê-di

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