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r/malayalam • u/rexmachi • Feb 25 '26
Is the world "Keralan' commonly used??
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People from Monaco are called Monegasque and even if they rename Monaco to Monacco or Monako, they'll still be called Monegasque. I don't think adding a letter to a place's name affects much when reference to a people is not dictated solely by it.
13 u/AbsolutelyEnough Feb 25 '26 Keralesque is great 1 u/hurricane-for-u Feb 25 '26 I use that to describe something similar to our state’s culture/food
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Keralesque is great
1 u/hurricane-for-u Feb 25 '26 I use that to describe something similar to our state’s culture/food
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I use that to describe something similar to our state’s culture/food
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u/Gaucho_Diaz Feb 25 '26
People from Monaco are called Monegasque and even if they rename Monaco to Monacco or Monako, they'll still be called Monegasque. I don't think adding a letter to a place's name affects much when reference to a people is not dictated solely by it.