Dutchwoman

English

Etymology

From Dutch +‎ -woman.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /dʌtʃˌwʊmən/

Noun

Dutchwoman (plural Dutchwomen)

A Dutch woman; a woman from the Netherlands.
A woman of Dutch descent.
(US) A female Pennsylvania German.
(archaic or dated) A woman from Germany.
(South Africa, derogatory, offensive, ethnic slur) A female white Afrikaner.

Related terms

Dutchman

Translations

a Dutch woman

Catalan: neerlandesa (ca) f; (dated) holandesa (ca) f
Dutch: Nederlandse (nl) f
Esperanto: nederlandanino
Finnish: hollannitar
French: Néerlandaise (fr) f, Hollandaise (fr) f
German: Niederländerin (de) f, Holländerin (de) f
Greek: Ολλανδή f (Ollandí)
Icelandic: (not gender specific) Hollendingur m
Ido: Nederlandanino
Japanese: オランダ人 (ja) (Oranda-jin)
Latvian: holandiete f, nīderlandiete f

Lithuanian: olandė (lt) f
Polish: Holenderka (pl) f
Portuguese: holandesa f
Romanian: olandeză (ro) f
Russian: нидерла́ндка (ru) f (niderlándka)
Serbo-Croatian: Nizòzēmka f
Slovene: Nizozémka f
Spanish: holandesa (es) f
Swedish: nederländska (sv), holländska (sv)
Volapük: ji-Nedänan

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