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Synonyms and antonyms of Relating to a country, or its language or culture in British Thesaurus

Relating to a country, or its language or culture

Afghan (adjective)

relating to Afghanistan, or its language or culture

African (adjective)

relating to Africa, or its languages or culture

African American (adjective)

relating to the culture of African Americans

African Caribbean (adjective)

relating to African Caribbeans, or their culture

American (adjective)

relating to the US or the people who live there

Anglo (adjective)

mainly American relating to white English-speaking people in the US

Arab (adjective)

relating to the Middle East or North Africa, or to the people, language, or culture of those regions

Asian (adjective)

relating to Asia or its culture

Asiatic (adjective)

relating to Asia or its culture

Australasian (adjective)

relating to or typical of Australasia (=the area of Australia, New Zealand, New Guinea and the nearby Pacific islands)

Australian (adjective)

relating to Australia, or its language or culture

Basque (adjective)

relating to the Basque Country of southern France and northern Spain, or its language or culture

Belgian (adjective)

relating to Belgium or its culture

Br. (abbreviation)

British

British (adjective)

relating to the UK, or its people or culture

Cajun (adjective)

relating to the Cajuns, or their language or culture, especially their music or spicy food

Caledonian (adjective)

relating to Scotland, or its language or culture

Canadian (adjective)

relating to Canada, or its language or culture

Cantonese (adjective)

connected with the Guangdong region of southern China, or its language, food, or culture

Caribbean (adjective)

relating to the islands in the Caribbean Sea and the countries that surround it, the people who live there, or their culture

Celtic (adjective)

relating to the Celts, or their language or culture

Chinese (adjective)

relating to China, or its languages or culture

Croatian (adjective)

relating to Croatia or its culture

Cypriot (adjective)

relating to Cyprus or its culture

Danish (adjective)

relating to Denmark, or its language or culture

Dutch (adjective)

relating to the Netherlands, or to the language and culture of the Netherlands

Eng. (abbreviation)

England

English (adjective)

relating to England, or its language or culture

European (adjective)

relating to Europe, or its people or culture

Filipino (adjective)

relating to the Philippines or its culture

Finnish (adjective)

relating to Finland or its language or culture

Flemish (adjective)

relating to Flanders, or its language or culture

Fr (abbreviation)

France or French

Franco- (prefix)

France or French: used to make adjectives and nouns

French (adjective)

relating to France, or its language or culture

French (adjective)

relating to the language of France

Gaelic (adjective)

relating to Gaelic, or to the culture of the people who speak it

Georgian (adjective)

relating to the country of Georgia, or its to language or culture

German (adjective)

relating to Germany, or its language or culture

Germanic (adjective)

relating to or considered typical of Germany or its people, language, or culture

Greek (adjective)

relating to Greece, or its language or culture

Gujarati (adjective)

relating to the state of Gujarat in western India, or to its language or culture

Hebraic (adjective)

Hebrew

Hebrew (adjective)

relating to the Hebrew language

Hellenic (adjective)

relating to Greece, especially Ancient Greece, or its language or culture

Hispanic (adjective)

relating to countries where Spanish is spoken, or to the culture of these countries

home (noun)

relating to things that happen within a country, rather than between different countries

Iberian (adjective)

relating to Spain and Portugal

Indian (adjective)

relating to India, or its languages or culture

Indian (adjective)

old-fashioned relating to Native Americans or their culture

Indo- (prefix)

Indian: used with some adjectives and nouns

internal (adjective)

existing or happening within a country, not between different countries

Iraqi (adjective)

relating to Iraq, or its language or culture

Irish (adjective)

relating to Ireland, or its language or culture

Israeli (adjective)

relating to Israel or its culture

Italian (adjective)

relating to Italy, or its language or culture

Italianate (adjective)

done or made in a style typical of Italy

Japanese (adjective)

relating to Japan, or its language or culture

Latin (adjective)

relating to people who speak languages that developed from Latin, or to their culture

Malay (adjective)

relating to the Malay people of Malaysia and Indonesia, or their language or culture

Manx (adjective)

relating to the Isle of Man, or its language or culture

Mediterranean (adjective)

relating to the countries that surround the Mediterranean Sea, the people who live there, or their culture

Mexican (adjective)

relating to Mexico or its culture

Nordic (adjective)

relating to Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, or Iceland, or to the languages or cultures of any of these countries

Norse (adjective)

relating to the language or culture of an early period in the history of Scandinavia

Norwegian (adjective)

relating to Norway, or its language or culture

Pakistani (adjective)

relating to Pakistan or its culture

Palestinian (adjective)

relating to Palestine or its culture

Persian (adjective)

relating to ancient Persia, or its language or culture

Persian (adjective)

relating to modern Iran, or its language or culture. The usual word is Iranian.

Peruvian (adjective)

relating to Peru or its culture

Polish (adjective)

relating to Poland, or its language or culture

Portuguese (adjective)

relating to Portugal, or its language or culture

Punjabi (adjective)

relating to Punjab, or its language or culture

Russian (adjective)

relating to Russia, or its language or culture

Scandinavian (adjective)

relating to Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Iceland, or Finland, or their languages or cultures

Scotch (adjective)

old-fashioned Scottish. This word is now considered offensive except in expressions like Scotch broth and Scotch whisky.

Scots (adjective)

Scottish

Scottish (adjective)

relating to Scotland, its people, or its culture

Semitic (adjective)

relating to the language or culture of Semitic people

Singhalese ()

another spelling of Sinhalese

Sinhalese (adjective)

relating to Sri Lanka, or its language or culture

Slavic (adjective)

relating to the people of Russia, Poland, Bulgaria, and other countries of central and eastern Europe, or their languages or cultures

Slavonic (adjective)

Slavic

Spanish (adjective)

relating to Spain, or its language or culture

Swedish (adjective)

relating to Sweden, or its language or culture

Swiss (adjective)

relating to Switzerland or its culture

Teutonic (adjective)

informal having qualities that are considered to be typical of German people

Teutonic (adjective)

relating to the Teutons (=a group of people who lived in northern Europe a long time ago), or their language or culture

Tex-Mex (adjective)

with a mixture of features from Texan and Mexican culture and cooking

Thai (adjective)

relating to Thailand, or its culture or language

Turkish (adjective)

relating to Turkey, or its language or culture

Welsh (adjective)

relating to Wales, or its language or culture

Yiddish (adjective)

relating to the Yiddish language and culture