Names of the inhabitants of Burgundy and its departments

The Area

  • Burgundy: Burgundian

    • complete forms: Burgundian, Burgundian, Burgundian, Burgundian

Its departments

  • the Burgundy area gathers 4 departments:

    • Coast-in Or (21): Coast-with Oriens ; one would write better Côtedoriens
      • chief town of the department of Coast-in Or, chief town of the Burgundy area: Dijon: Dijonnais
      • the various forms of the traditional C-W communication which make wish the welding are the following ones:
        • substantive: Coast-with Orien, Coast-Oriens, Coast-Orienne, Coast-adjectival Oriennes
        • : coast-with orien, coast-oriens, coast-orienne, coast-oriennes
        • adjectival at the head of sentence: Coast-with orien, Coast-oriens, Coast-orienne, Coast-oriennes
      • the Petit Larousse 2005 with the article Coast-with Or does not give name for its inhabitants!
    • Nievre (58): Nivernais
      • Nievre (58) corresponds to the old province of the Nivernais: Nevers-native
      • chief town of the department of Nievre (58): Nevers: Nivernais also
        • the Petit Larousse 2005 with the Nevers article gives names “ Nivernais or Neversois ” for its inhabitants.
      • the Petit Larousse 2005 with the article Nievre (department) gives name Nivernais for its inhabitants.
    • Saône-et-Loire (71): Saone-and-Loiriens
      • chief town of the department of Saône-et-Loire (71): Mâcon: Mâconnais
      • the Petit Larousse 2005 with the Saône-et-Loire article gives name Saone-and-Loiriens for its inhabitants.
    • Yonne (89): Icaunais
      • chief town of the department of Yonne (89): Auxerre: Auxerre-native
      • the department of Yonne (89) car its name of the Yonne, river whose Latin name was Icauna .
      • the Dictionnaire of ethnic names of France of André Roland de Denus (1889) has 2 entries and to Yonnais one is returned to Icaunais .
      • the Petit Larousse 2005 with the article Yonne (department) gives name Icaunais for its inhabitants.

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