sb. and a. Also 7 Smyrneot. [f. SMYRNA + -(I)OTE.]

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  A.  sb. An inhabitant or native of Smyrna, esp. in modern times. (Cf. SMYRNÆAN sb.)

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1670.  Covel, in Early Voy. Levant (Hakl. Soc.), 133. The inhabitants of Smyrna … are called Smyrniotes.

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a. 1700.  Ken, Hymnotheo, Poet. Wks. 1721, III. 292. That Smyrneots may thy glorious Godhead own.

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1849.  New Monthly Mag., Oct., 162. The best lawyers,… if not Germans, are Ionians or Smyrniotes.

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1897.  Edin. Rev., Jan., 111. A Smyrniote of low extraction.

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  B.  adj. Smyrnæan.

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1869.  Tozer, Highl. Turkey, II. 114. The multitude of Smyrniote and Alexandrian merchants.

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1881.  Athenæum, 2 July, 12/3. The English, French, Italians … form the rest of the Smyrniote community.

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