New Zealandian

English Etymology From en New Zealand ian. Adjective - 1 en rare nonstandard Of, from, or pertaining to New Zealand. en New Zealandic en 21 August 1991 Jon Terje Voll Tasteless movies alt.tasteless https://groups.google.com/g/alt.tasteless/c/JS_QtbrBB60/m/gMmVl6MOuPgJ [W]hat's the most tasteless movie ever? I've not watched much splatter, but I nevertheless nominate the New Zealandian(?) movie 'BAD TASTE'. en 23 September 1992 Leo Breebaart The Annotated Pratchett File, v3.0 alt.fan.pratchett https://groups.google.com/g/alt.fan.pratchett/c/QErLFcQ0suE/m/RW_t8tlI5g4J Finally, the name "Ankh Morpork" also does not have anything to do with the Australian and New Zealandian birds (a species of frogmouth and a small brown owl, respectively) that go by the name of 'Morepork'. en 24 December 2020 Philip Esformes Re: Trump thinks he deserves an airport named after him alt.fan.rush-limbaugh https://groups.google.com/g/alt.fan.rush-limbaugh/c/ZsfU9Lzy8M0/m/J9BIiRMuAgAJ *Suffering*, not "sufferring." You double the ending consonant of a polysyllabic word ending in a consonant preceded by a vowel *ONLY* if the ending syllable is stressed. English is your native tongue, and there is no excuse for you not knowing this rule. There is no local exception — Canadian, Australian, New Zealandian, South African, etc. — to this rule. Learn it and get it right. Usage notes The standard attributive is New Zealand used as an adjectival noun. Related terms en Zealandian Translations of New Zealand New Zealandic Category:Non-native speakers' English