Translingual edit

Etymology edit

Ultimately from Malay Singapura (Singapore), probably through an intermediate English Singapore, + Latin -ensis. Compare singaporensis and singapurensis. Medial -i- is probably under influence from English Singaporean or French singapourien.

Adjective edit

singaporiensis m or f (neuter singaporiense)

  1. Singapore (attributive)

Usage notes edit

Uncommon; singaporensis is much preferred.

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