urbanite

See also: urbanité

English

Etymology 1

urban +‎ -ite (“resident of a particular area”)

Noun

urbanite (plural urbanites)

Someone who lives in a city or similar urban area.
One of a demographic class of young, socially-conscious, urban professionals.

Translations

someone who lives in a city or similar urban area

Catalan: ciutadà (ca) m
French: citadin (fr)
German: Städter (de) m
Middle High German: steter
Irish: duine cathrach m
Japanese: 都会人 (tokaijin)
Korean: 도시 사람 (dosi saram)

Kurdish:
Sorani: شاری‎ (ku) (shAri)
Manx: ard-valjagh m
Russian: горожа́нин (ru) m (gorožánin)
Sorbian:
Lower Sorbian: měsćanaŕ m
Welsh: trefwr m

demographic class of young, socially-conscious, urban professional

Noun

urbanite (plural urbanites)

Rock-like recycled building material from man-made sources.
- 2002, Joseph F. Kennedy, The Art of Natural Building, →ISBN, p. 107:
  In Eugene, Oregon, Rob Bolman received a building permit for a straw bale house with a foundation made of stacked urbanite with a cement-sand mortar and a poured concrete bond beam on top.

Translations

rock-like recycled building material

Anagrams

braunite

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