Rotterdammer

English

Etymology

From Rotterdam +‎ -er, probably modelled on Dutch Rotterdammer.[1]

Noun

Rotterdammer (plural Rotterdammers)

A native or inhabitant of Rotterdam.

Translations

person from Rotterdam

Catalan: rotterdamès m, rotterdamesa f
Dutch: Rotterdammer (nl) m, Rotterdamse (nl) f
Finnish: rotterdamilainen
French: rotterdamois (fr) m, rotterdamoise f, rotterdamien m, rotterdamienne f
German: Rotterdamer m, Rotterdamerin f
Polish: rotterdamczyk (pl) m, rotterdamka (pl) f
Russian: роттерда́мец m (rotterdámec), роттерда́мка f (rotterdámka)
Ukrainian: роттерда́мець m (rotterdámecʹ)

References

“Rotterdammer, n.”, in OED Online ⁠‎, Oxford, Oxfordshire: Oxford University Press, launched 2000, archived from the original on 2023-10-31.

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