Nationalities not ending in "ese," "ish" or "an" (ex. Savoyard)

[notfrommensa]

Yankee

[wmfellows]

@Argent_Towers

The other thread about “The Irish, the Swedish, the Jewish” got me wondering about uncommon suffixes for denoting somebody’s nationality. Most of them are either “ish,” “ese” or “an.” Scottish, Chinese, Italian, etc.

The Jewish is an adjective, however, as is the Swedish. Swede and Jew would be the Ethno-National nouns.

Add also Bosniac, etc.

[Polycarp]

@Sunspace

Wouldn’t that be someone from the obscure Southwest Asian nation of Kiw?

I suppose the feminine form would be Kiwtie?

Floater: Thanks for the correction.

[Elendil_s_Heir]

@x-ray_vision

I’m Adyghe.

Congratulations. I like your flag.

Then there are the Uyghurs - Wikipedia