nordic

/ˈnɔrdɪk/
noun
  1. A person from a Nordic country, especially one of Scandinavian origin.
    • The festival featured music and food from Nordics and other Europeans.
    • Many Nordics enjoy outdoor activities like skiing and hiking.
    • She met a group of Nordics while traveling in the mountains.
adjective
  1. Relating to the countries of Scandinavia (Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, and Iceland) or their people, languages, or culture.
    • He bought a Nordic sweater with a traditional pattern.
    • She enjoys Nordic literature, especially Icelandic sagas.
    • The Nordic countries are known for their high quality of life.
  2. Relating to a physical type characterized by tall stature, fair hair, and blue eyes, often used in historical racial classifications (now considered outdated and inaccurate).
    • Historically, some people believed the Nordic appearance was superior, but that idea has been rejected.
    • Old anthropology books sometimes described a 'Nordic race' with specific features.
    • The term 'Nordic type' is no longer used in modern science.
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