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A toponymic demonym is a demonym whose base is a toponym, the name of a place such as a city, region, or country. It denotes the inhabitants or natives of that place and is typically formed by adding a suffix or by standard derivational patterns. The term emphasizes geographic origin as the primary source of identity.
Common suffixes and patterns vary by language. In English, -ian and -er are frequent (Paris → Parisian,
Examples of toponymic demonyms include Parisian, Viennese, Mancunian, Glaswegian, Parisiens/Parisenne in French, Lyonnais, parisino, madrileño in
Toponymic demonyms are distinguished from ethnonyms and other exonyms by their direct basis in a place name.