Ryukyuan

English Alternative forms historical, influenced by Chinese en Loochooan, en Loo Chooan, en Lewchewan, en Lew Chewan, en Luchuan en Ryūkyūan Etymology From en Ryukyu an. Pronunciation en /ˈɹjuːkjuːən/ Adjective - Of, relating to, or derived from Ryukyu. Noun A member of the ethnic group indigenous to the Ryukyu Islands of Japan. Translations a native of Ryukyu Ainu: ain Chinese: Cantonese: yue 琉球族 lau4 kau4 zuk6, yue 琉球人 lau4 kau4 jan4 Mandarin: cmn 琉球族 Liúqiúzú, cmn 琉球人 Liúqiúrén Finnish: fi riukiulainen Japanese: ja 琉球民族 りゅうきゅうみんぞく, Ryūkyū minzoku, ja 琉球人 りゅうきゅうじん, Ryūkyū-jin Korean: ko ^류큐 민족, ko ^류큐-인, ko ^류큐 사람 Okinawan: ryu 琉球民族 るーちゅーみんずく, Rūchū minzuku, ryu 琉球人 るーちゅーんちゅ, Rūchūnchu Polish: pl Riukiuańczyk m-pr, pl Riukiuanka f Russian: ru рюкю́сец m, ru рюкю́ска f Spanish: es Proper noun Any of the traditional languages of Ryukyu, in modern times predominantly displaced by Japanese. Derived terms en Proto-Ryukyuan Translations languages of Ryukyu Ainu: ain Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 琉球語 Liúqiúyǔ Finnish: fi riukiulainen kieli French: fr ryūkyū, ryūkyūan, ryūkyūais, ryūkyūïen Japanese: ja 琉球語 りゅうきゅうご, Ryūkyū-go Korean: ko ^류큐-어 Miyako: mvi 島口 すまふつ, Sumafutsu Okinawan: ryu 島言葉 しまくとぅば, Shima-kutuba, ryu 沖縄口 うちなーぐち, Uchinaa-guchi Polish: pl język riukiuański m-in Russian: ru рюкю́ский m язы́к, ru рюкю́ m Spanish: es lenguas ryukyuenses Vietnamese: vi tiếng Lưu Cầu Yaeyama: rys 島物言 しまむに, Sïmamuni See also en Kikai Kunigami Okinawan Yoron Miyako Yaeyama Yonaguni en Languages