Liverpudlian

English

Etymology

From Liverpool and puddle, as a pun on a puddle being a small pool.

Adjective

Liverpudlian (comparative more Liverpudlian, superlative most Liverpudlian)

1. Of or relating to Liverpool in England.

Synonyms

• Scouse (colloquial)
• Liver

Translations

of or relating to Liverpool in England

• Arabic: لِيفَرْبُولِيّ m (līfarbūliyy)
• Catalan: liverpoolià
• Dutch: liverpools
• French: liverpoolien m, liverpudlien m, liverpoolais m (less frequent), liverpoolois m (less frequent)
• German: Liverpooler (de)
• Hungarian: liverpooli (hu)
• Irish: Learphollach
• Polish: liverpoolski (pl)
• Russian: ливерпу́льский (ru) (liverpúlʹskij)
• Spanish: liverpuliano
• Swedish: liverpoolsk
• Turkish: Liverpoollu

Noun

Liverpudlian (plural Liverpudlians)

1. A native or resident of Liverpool in England.
2. (soccer) someone connected with Liverpool Football Club, as a fan, player, coach etc.

Synonyms

• Liverpolitan (rare), Scouser (colloquial), Dickey Sam (archaic slang)

Translations

a native or resident of Liverpool in England

• French: Liverpoolien m, Liverpudlien m, Liverpoolais m (less frequent), Liverpoolois m (less frequent)
• German: Liverpooler (de) m, Liverpoolerin f
• Hungarian: liverpooli (hu)
• Polish: liverpoolczyk m, liverpoolka f
• Russian: ливерпу́лец (ru) m (liverpúlec)
• Spanish: liverpuliano
• Swedish: liverpoolare (sv) c
• Turkish: Liverpoollu

someone connected with Liverpool FC

• Polish: liverpoolczyk m, liverpoolka f
• Russian: ливерпу́лец (ru) m (liverpúlec)
• Swedish: liverpoolare (sv) c