Orcadian

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• UK: /ɔː(ɹ)ˈkeɪ.diː.ən/
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Etymology tree Latin Orcades Proto-Indo-European *-nós Proto-Italic *-nos Latin -nus Latin -ānus Latin -iānusbor. English -ian English Orcadian From Latin Orcades + English -ian.

23 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Faroese: orknoyskur — of or relating to the Orkney Islands
• French: orcadien — of or relating to the Orkney Islands
• German: orkadisch — of or relating to the Orkney Islands
• German: Orkney- — of or relating to the Orkney Islands
• Icelandic: orkneyskur — of or relating to the Orkney Islands
• Latin: Orcadēnsis — of or relating to the Orkney Islands
• Manx: Orkaidagh — of or relating to the Orkney Islands
• Manx: Orkagh — of or relating to the Orkney Islands
• Norwegian Bokmål: orknøysk — of or relating to the Orkney Islands
• Norwegian Nynorsk: orknøysk — of or relating to the Orkney Islands
• Old Norse: orkneyskr — of or relating to the Orkney Islands
• Faroese: orknoyingur — someone from the Orkney Islands
• French: Orcadien — someone from the Orkney Islands
• French: Orcadienne — someone from the Orkney Islands
• German: Orkadier — someone from the Orkney Islands
• German: Orkadierin — someone from the Orkney Islands
• German: Bewohner der Orkneyinseln — someone from the Orkney Islands
• German: Bewohnerin der Orkneyinseln — someone from the Orkney Islands
• Icelandic: Orkneyingur — someone from the Orkney Islands
• Latin: Orcadēnsis — someone from the Orkney Islands
• Norwegian Bokmål: orknøying — someone from the Orkney Islands
• Norwegian Nynorsk: orknøying — someone from the Orkney Islands
• Old Norse: orkneyingar — someone from the Orkney Islands