European

//ˌjʊɹ.əˈpi.ən//

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The word "european" can be used as adjective, noun and adjective.

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Abkhaz Abkhazian Alander Albanian Andorran Aragonese Armenian Austrian Austro-Hungarian Azerbaijani Balt Bavarian Belarusan Belgian Bohemian Bosniak Bosnian Brit Britisher Briton Bulgarian Byzantine Castilian Catalan Caucasian Celt Central European Cornishman Crimean Croat Croatian Cypriot Czech Czechoslovak Czechoslovakian Dane Dutchman Dutchwoman Eastern European Englander Englishman Englishwoman Estonian Eurasian Faroe Islander Faroese Finn Frenchman Frenchwoman Genoan Georgian German Gibraltarian Goth Greek Greenlander Guernseyman Guernseywoman Hollander Hun Hungarian Iberian Icelander Irishman Irishwoman Italian Jerseyman Jerseywoman Kosovar Latvian Liechtensteiner Lithuanian Luxembourger Macedonian Maltese Malteser Manx Manxman Manxwoman Moldovan Montenegrin Monégasque Norman Northern Cypriot Northern European Norwegian One of a country or nation associated with Europe One of a country or nation within Europe One of a dependency within Europe One of a former country or nation within Europe One of a partially-recognized or unrecognized country or nation within Europe One of a supernational region within Europe One of a transcontinental nation partially within Europe One of a transcontinental supernational region partially within Europe Polack Pole Portuguese Pridnestrovian Prussian Roman Romanian Russian Sammarinese Scandi Scandinavian Scot Scotsman Scotswoman Sealander Serb Serbian Sicilian Slav Slovak Slovenian South Ossetian Southern European Soviet Spaniard Svalbardian Swede Swiss Transnistrian Triestini Turk Turkish Cypriot Ukrainian Ulsterman Vaticanian Venetian Viking Welshman Welshwoman Western European Yugoslav Yugoslavian

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