note: this page writes latin with acutes, j's, v's, ɥ's, and digraphs, which shouldn't be used in "casual latin"

to create demonyms:

  1. check if there is a classical latin demonym
  2. if it ends with -ia, use -us
  3. if it ends with -a, use -ánus
  4. otherwise, use -énsis
  5. for multiple words, remove "sánctus", "et", etc. and/or combine it together
here are some notes on romanization:

Greek

romanize using the roman system for ancient greek with the original ancient greek form

Mandarin

use this system, add a suffix at the end:

for example:

English

try to find latin terms, and otherwise take the pronunciation and add a suffix

use a second word to clear up ambiguity

Korean

use this system with a suffix:


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