No. 1,552 in French
luxembourgeois
"Luxembourgeois" means "Luxembourgish" or "related to Luxembourg and its people or culture."
In a sentence
J'ai visité un musée luxembourgeois lors de mon voyage au Luxembourg.
I visited a Luxembourgian museum during my trip to Luxembourg.
In this sentence, 'luxembourgeois' is used as an adjective to describe the museum, indicating that it originates from Luxembourg.
Mon ami est luxembourgeois et parle couramment le français, l'allemand et le luxembourgeois.
My friend is Luxembourgian and speaks French, German, and Luxembourgish fluently.
Here, 'luxembourgeois' functions as a noun to refer to a person from Luxembourg, and it also mentions the language they speak, 'luxembourgeois', showing its dual use.
La cuisine luxembourgeoise est connue pour ses influences françaises et allemandes.
Luxembourgian cuisine is known for its French and German influences.
In this example, 'luxembourgeoise' is used as a feminine adjective to describe cuisine, reflecting its origin to Luxembourg.
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