Sammarinese

British  

/ səˌmærɪˈniːz /

adjective

1. a variant of San Marinese

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Example Sentences

Di Maio settled in the tiny, mountainous republic, surrounded by Italy, in 2003 and met his wife Cristina, one of 33,700 Sammarinese citizens, while playing domestic football.

From BBC

Yet it was very much the opposite for San Marino's Serhat, who became only the second Sammarinese representative to ever make it past the semi-final stage.

From BBC

Sammarinese performer Valentina Monetta also exited the competition after representing San Marino for the fourth time at the contest.

From BBC

Those on the home bench had stopped celebrating the goals before the end and there had been ironic cheers whenever the lonely Joe Hart swept up a Sammarinese punt forward or, shock horror, was even charged with mustering a clearance.

From The Guardian

This had the feeling of a training drill from the outset, both teams crammed into the Sammarinese half for the majority of a mismatch and largely played out to a polite, murmuring hubbub in the stands more normally associated with Lord’s further down the Jubilee Line.

From The Guardian