Definition
Relating to Fiji, its people, or its language; a person from or inhabitant of the Fiji Islands in the South Pacific.
Etymology
From Fiji (the island nation in Melanesia) + -an (adjective/agent suffix). Fiji itself comes from the Fijian word 'Viti,' with the 'v' sound becoming 'f' through European pronunciation.
Kelly Says
Fijian culture has two distinct ethnic groups — indigenous Fijians and Indo-Fijians brought as indentured laborers by the British — creating a complex multicultural society within island paradises.
Translations
ARالعربية
فجيجي
fee-jee-jee
BNবাংলা
ফিজিয়ান
fee-jee-an
CACatalà
fijian
fee-jee-an
CSČeština
Fidžian
fee-jee-an
DADansk
fijian
fee-jee-an
DEDeutsch
Fidschi
fees-kee
ELΕλληνικά
Φιτζιανός
fee-jee-an-os
ESEspañol
fijiano
fee-jee-ah-noh
FISuomi
fijilainen
fee-jee-la-inen
FRFrançais
Fidjien
fee-jee-en
HUMagyar
fijian
fee-jee-an
IDBahasa Indonesia
orang Fiji
o-rang fee-jee
IGIG
omugbọ Fiji
oh-moo-gbọ fee-jee
ITItaliano
fijiano
fee-jee-ah-noh
KMKM
ជនជាតិហ្វីជី
chehn chea-at hee-jee
MSBahasa Melayu
Fijian
fee-jee-an
NLNederlands
Fijian
fee-jee-an
NONorsk
fijian
fee-jee-an
PLPolski
Fijianin
fee-jee-an-in
PTPortuguês
fijiano
fee-jee-ah-noh
RORomână
fijian
fee-jee-an
RUРусский
фиджиец
fee-jee-ets
SVSvenska
fijian
fee-jee-an
SWKiswahili
Mtu wa Fiji
m-too wa fee-jee
THไทย
ชาวฟิจิ
chaaw fee-chee
UKУкраїнська
фіджиєць
fee-jee-ets
VITiếng Việt
người Fiji
ngoo-ee fee-jee
YOYO
Èdè Fijian
eh-deh fee-jee-an
ZUZU
omuntu weFiji
oh-moo-ntu we-fee-jee