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I . de·mon [ˈdi:mən] N

II . de·mon [ˈdi:mən] ADJ inf

de·mon·ic [dɪˈmɒnɪk] ADJ

1. demonic (devilish):

2. demonic (evil):

ac·ro·nym [ˈækrə(ʊ)nɪm] N

an·to·nym [ˈæntənɪm] N

syno·nym [ˈsɪnənɪm] N

de·mote [dɪˈməʊt] VB trans

I . de·mand [dɪˈmɑ:nd] VB trans

1. demand (insist upon):

2. demand (need):

II . de·mand [dɪˈmɑ:nd] N

1. demand (insistent request):

2. demand (requirement):

demand COMM

3. demand Brit (for payment):

opomin m

I . demo [ˈdeməʊ] inf N

II . demo [ˈdeməʊ] inf ADJ

III . demo <-'d, -'d> [ˈdeməʊ] inf VB trans (demonstrate)

I . lem·on [ˈlemən] N

1. lemon (fruit):

limona f

2. lemon no pl (colour):

3. lemon sl (fool):

lemon Brit Aus
tepec(tepka) m (f)

II . lem·on [ˈlemən] ADJ

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The meaning of the demonym "hleygr" is unknown.
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The demonym for residents is "bosquenses".
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There has been a limited development of the term eurozoner, as a demonym for people in the eurozone.
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It is often combined with an epithet, sometimes a demonym (a word derived from their place of origin).
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The adjective and demonym for this region is "chilote" in the masculine and "chilota" in the feminine.
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It is far more common, however, to use the demonym of the specific nationality when it is known.
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This village gave the name of the modern demonym of the city: "carioca".
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In such cases the placename and the demonym are often the same word.
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