Yorkshireman

English

Etymology

From Yorkshire +‎ -man.

Noun

Yorkshireman (plural Yorkshiremen)

1. A man from Yorkshire.
   • 2024 February 7, Andrew McNaughton, “HS2: a truncated route cuts off city lifelines”, in RAIL, number 1002, page 47:

     Remember the eastern leg of HS2 being lopped back to the East Midlands? To this Yorkshireman, this was a tragedy. It removed the umbilical cord designed to connect and bind together the modern advanced manufacturing corridor of England (West Midlands-East Midlands-the reborn Sheffield-Leeds-Teesside-Tyneside), helping it to be capable of competing internationally through the synergy of skills and skilled people.

Translations

A man from Yorkshire

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 約克郡人／约克郡人 (Yuēkèjùnrén)

• Japanese: ヨークシャー人 (Yōkushājin)