yemení

Yemeni

adjective yeh-meh-NEE Rare

Usage Note

Yemení refers to anything from or relating to Yemen. As an invariable-ending adjective it does not change for gender: un ciudadano yemení, una ciudadana yemení. The plural adds -es: yemeníes. It functions both as an adjective and as a noun (los yemeníes). The accent on the final í ensures correct stress on the last syllable throughout all forms.

Examples

"La crisis humanitaria yemení sigue sin resolverse."

Natural Translation

The Yemeni humanitarian crisis remains unresolved.

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