English
Etymology
From Yugoslavia + -an.
Pronunciation
Adjective
Yugoslavian (not comparable)
- (historical) Of or relating to Yugoslavia.
Synonyms
Translations
of or relating to Yugoslavia
Noun
Yugoslavian (plural Yugoslavians)
- (historical) A native of Yugoslavia.
Synonyms
Translations
a native of Yugoslavia
- Arabic: يُوجُوسْلَافِيّ m (yūgoslāviyy), يُوجُوسْلَافِيَّة f (yūgoslāviyya)
- Catalan: iugoslau m, iugoslava f
- Czech: Jugoslávec (cs) m
- Danish: jugoslav c, jugoslaver c
- Dutch: Joegoslaaf m, Joegoslavische (nl) f, Joegoslaviër (nl) m
- Esperanto: jugoslavo (man or woman), jugoslavino (woman)
- Finnish: jugoslavialainen (fi)
- French: Yougoslave (fr)
- German: Jugoslawe (de) m, Jugoslawin (de) f
- Hungarian: jugoszláv (hu), jugoszláviai (hu)
- Irish: Iúgslavach m
- Italian: iugoslavo (it) m, iugoslava f
- Latvian: dienvidslāvs m, dienvidslāviete f
- Macedonian: Југосло́вен m (Jugoslóven), Југосло́венка f (Jugoslóvenka)
- Manx: Yugoslaavagh m
- Polish: Jugosłowianin (pl) m, Jugosłowianka (pl) f
- Portuguese: jugoslavo m (Portugal), iugoslavo (pt) m (Brazil)
- Romanian: iugoslav (ro) m, iugoslavă (ro) f
- Russian: югосла́в (ru) m (jugosláv), югосла́вка (ru) f (jugoslávka)
- Spanish: yugoslavo (es) m, yugoslava (es) f, yugoeslavo (es) m
- Swedish: jugoslav (sv) c
- Tagalog: Yugoslabo
- Turkish: Yugoslav (tr), Yugoslavyalı (tr)
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