Salzburgerin

Salzburgerin is a German noun that designates a female inhabitant or native of Salzburg, Austria. It is the feminine form of the demonym Salzburger; the masculine form is Salzburger and the plural forms are Salzburgerinnen for women and Salzburger for men or mixed groups. The term is used in standard German in biographical notes, journalism, travel writing, and everyday speech to identify a woman from Salzburg. For example: "Eine Salzburgerin hat mir ihre Lieblingsplätze gezeigt."

The word is formed by adding the common German feminine suffix -in to the place-based root Salzburger, which itself derives from Salzburg, the city and state in western Austria. The usage is geographic rather than ethnic or national in a strict sense, referring to people connected to Salzburg by residence or origin. Salzburgerinnen may be locals who grew up in Salzburg or women who have established residency there, and the term appears in both formal and informal contexts without implying other distinctions.