New Zealandic

English

Etymology

New Zealand +‎ -ic

Adjective

New Zealandic (not comparable)

1. (rare, nonstandard) Of, from, or pertaining to New Zealand

Usage notes

• Generally an error made by non-native speakers. The standard attributive is New Zealand used as an adjectival noun. When an adjective must needs be formed, New Zealandish is more common in native English.

Translations

of New Zealand

• Afrikaans: Nieu-Seelands
• Belarusian: новазела́ндскі (novazjelándski), новазэля́ндзкі (novazeljándzki)
• Czech: novozélandský (cs)
• Dutch: Nieuw-Zeelands (nl)
• Esperanto: nov-zelanda
• Faroese: nýsælendskur
• French: néo-zélandais (fr)
• Georgian: ახალზელანდიური (axalzelandiuri)
• German: neuseeländisch (de)
• Greek: νεοζηλανδικός (el) (neozilandikós)
• Italian: neozelandese (it)
• Polish: nowozelandzki (pl)
• Portuguese: neozelandês (pt)
• Russian: новозела́ндский (ru) (novozelándskij)
• Slovak: novozélandský
• Spanish: neozelandés (es)
• Swedish: nyzeeländsk (sv)
• Ukrainian: новозела́ндський (uk) (novozelándsʹkyj)