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Belgian
This term functions as both a proper adjective and a proper noun. When used as an adjective, it describes anything originating from or associated with Belgium, such as its famous chocolates, waffles, or political systems. It maintains a neutral, descriptive tone and is used across all registers of speech.
As a noun, it refers to a citizen or national of Belgium. Because it is a proper noun denoting a person, it follows standard countability rules for nationalities, allowing for the formation of a plural to describe groups of people from the country.
Meanings
Examples
I would love to try some authentic belgian chocolate.
The hotel serves belgian waffles for breakfast every morning.
I wonder if that belgian shepherd dog is easy to train.
We visited several belgian museums during our trip to Brussels.
My new colleague is a belgian working in the diplomatic corps.
The treaty was signed by several belgian officials.