South Georgian

British  

adjective

1. of or relating to South Georgia or its inhabitants

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noun

1. a native or inhabitant of South Georgia

Example Sentences

Then in March 2020, Covid-19 rushed across the world, and the South Georgian government - based in the Falkland Islands - asked the museum team to leave.

From BBC

"Recently, when out for a walk, I've seen South Georgian sea lions in the harbour because it's the season when they all start coming up here."

From BBC

He still lives in Plains, the small town where he was born in 1924, amid the flat, south Georgian landscape of farmland, pecan trees and superabundant churches—in one of which he taught his regular Bible lesson on August 23rd, shortly after revealing that his cancer had spread to his brain.

From Economist

If the survey is positive, the next stage will be negotiating with the South Georgian authorities, who own the wreck, and raising the estimated £300,000 to transport the Viola to Hull.

From BBC

Reindeer have caused great damage to the fragile South Georgian eco-system, trampling native plants and destroying penguin nests The world's mostly southerly herd of reindeer is to be culled to try to save the environment of the island of South Georgia.

From BBC