Neuseeländische

Neuseeländische refers to something or someone originating from or relating to New Zealand. This term can be used as an adjective to describe people, things, or concepts associated with the country. For instance, one might speak of neuseeländische cuisine, neuseeländische literature, or neuseeländische flora and fauna.

The people of New Zealand are often referred to as neuseeländische. This includes both Māori, the indigenous Polynesian people, and Pākehā, New Zealanders of European descent. The term can also encompass other ethnic groups who have made New Zealand their home.

Geographically, neuseeländische pertains to the islands of New Zealand, located in the southwestern Pacific Ocean. This includes the North Island (Te Ika-a-Māui) and the South Island (Te Waipounamu), as well as numerous smaller islands. The unique natural environment of New Zealand, with its diverse landscapes ranging from beaches and forests to mountains and glaciers, is also described as neuseeländische.

Culturally, neuseeländische encompasses the distinct traditions, arts, and societal norms that have developed in New Zealand. This includes elements of both Māori and European heritage, as well as influences from other migrant communities. The national identity and its evolving characteristics are also considered neuseeländische.