What Are People From Cincinnati Called?

North America, United States

The demonym for people from Cincinnati is:

Cincinnatian

Pronunciation:

/ˌsɪnsɪˈnætiən/

Ends in -ian — see how this suffix works

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About Cincinnati

Cincinnati is a major city in southwestern Ohio, located on the Ohio River across from Kentucky. It has long been a historic manufacturing and trade center connecting the Midwest and the South, with a riverfront that shaped its growth. The city is known for its architectural heritage, including the historic Over-the-Rhine neighborhood, and for arts institutions such as the Cincinnati Art Museum and the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. Its sports culture is deep, anchored by the Cincinnati Reds, one of the oldest professional baseball clubs. Cincinnati is also an important regional base for consumer goods and healthcare companies, with major headquarters and a growing research presence. Visitors come to enjoy its riverfront parks, distinctive chili, and the lively Findlay Market, which together give the city a warm and welcoming personality.

Quick Facts about Cincinnati
Population:
311,097 (2024 est.)
Country:
United States
Region:
North America

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Etymology of the Cincinnati Demonym

Named for the Society of the Cincinnati, honoring Roman statesman Cincinnatus.

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