Eurázsiai

Eurázsiai is a Turkish term meaning related to Eurasia, the combined continental region of Europe and Asia. It is used to describe geographic, cultural, historical, or political phenomena that concern both continents, or the broader Eurasian space. The adjective can apply to geography, anthropology, economics, and international relations, and is sometimes used to characterize populations, cultures, or modes of interaction that span Europe and Asia. In some contexts, the word is also used to refer to people of mixed European and Asian ancestry, though that usage is not universal across languages.

The term derives from Eurasia, a compound of Europe and Asia first introduced in modern geography to denote the vast contiguous landmass that links two continents. As a geopolitical and cultural concept, Eurázsiai is often employed in discussions of regional integration, cross-continental trade, transportation corridors, and identity.

It helps distinguish phenomena that cross continental boundaries from those tied to a single continent, and is widely used in academic, policy, and media contexts to describe processes and relationships that span Europe and Asia. See also: Eurasia; Eurasianism.