Panamanian

English

Panama +‎ -ian, with euphonic -n-

Panamanian (plural Panamanians)

person from Panama

Bulgarian: пана́мец m (panámec), пана́мка f (panámka), пана́мци (bg) m pl (panámci), пана́мки f pl (panámki)
Catalan: panameny (ca) m, panamenya (ca) f
Czech: Panamec (cs) m
Dutch: Panamees (nl) m
Esperanto: panamiano m or f, panamianino f
Finnish: panamalainen (fi)
French: Panaméen (fr) m, Panamien m (less frequent), Panamanien (fr) m (rare), Panamègne (fr) m (obsolete and rare), Panaméenne (fr) f
Galician: panameño (gl) m
German: Panamaer (de) m, Panamaerin (de) f
Norwegian:
Bokmål: panamaner (no) m

Nynorsk: panaman (nn) m, panamanar (nn) m
Polish: Panamczyk (pl) m, Panamka (pl) f
Portuguese: panamenho (pt) m
Romanian: panamez (ro) m, panameză (ro) f
Russian: жи́тель Пана́мы m (žítelʹ Panámy), жи́тельница Пана́мы f (žítelʹnica Panámy)
Serbo-Croatian: Panamac (sh) m, Panamka f
Spanish: panameño (es) m, panameña (es) f; canalero m
Swahili: Mpanama (sw)
Swedish: panaman (sv) c (male), panamanska (sv) c (female)
Turkish: Panamalı (tr)

person from Panama City

Bulgarian: пана́мец m (panámec), пана́мка f (panámka)
Esperanto: panamano m or f, panamanino f
French: Panaméen (fr), Panamien (less frequent), Panamanien (fr) (rare), Panamègne (fr) (obsolete and rare) m
Polish: panamczyk (pl) m, panamka (pl) f
Romanian: panamez (ro) m, panameză (ro) f

Panamanian (not comparable)

Of, from, or pertaining to Panama or Panamanian people.
- 1966, Bob Dylan (lyrics and music), “Stuck Inside of Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again”, in Blonde on Blonde:
  Now when Ruthie says come see her / In her honky-tonk lagoon / Where I can watch her waltz for free / 'Neath her Panamanian moon

pertaining to Panama

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