What Are People From Jordan Called?

West Asia, Jordan

The demonym for people from Jordan is:

Jordanian

Pronunciation:

/dʒɔːrˈdeɪniən/

Ends in -ian — see how this suffix works

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About Jordan

Jordan is a constitutional monarchy in West Asia, bordering Israel, Syria, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia. Its capital city is Amman, a hilly city that blends modern neighborhoods with ancient ruins, including a Roman theater in the city center. The country is home to Petra, the rock-cut city carved into red sandstone cliffs, which is one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Jordan is known for relatively stable governance and a strategic location at the heart of the Middle East. Its desert landscapes, including Wadi Rum, offer dramatic scenery and unforgettable stargazing. Jordanians are renowned for their hospitality, and visitors enjoy the country's ancient history, Dead Sea resorts, and flavorful cuisine. Its warm climate, historic sites, and friendly locals make it a rewarding destination.

Quick Facts about Jordan
Population:
11,337,052 (2024 est.)
Country:
Jordan
Region:
West Asia

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Etymology of the Jordan Demonym

Named after the Jordan River. The demonym is 'Jordanian'.

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