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1. (n.) patriot
a person who loves, supports, and defends his or her country and its interests.
2. patriot
a person who regards himself or herself as a defender, esp. of individual rights, against presumed interference by the federal government.
3. patriot
(cap.) a U.S. Army antiaircraft missile launched from a tracked vehicle with radar and computer guidance.
Etymology: (1590–1600; < MF patriote < LL patriōta < Gk patriṒtēs fellow-countryman, lineage member)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) patriot, nationalist
one who loves and defends his or her country
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) Patriot
becoming to a patriot; patriotic
2. (noun) Patriot
one who loves his country, and zealously supports its authority and interests
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Sense: a person who loves (and serves) his country
Many terrorists consider themselves to be patriots fighting for freedom.
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 Afrikaans: patriot |
 Arabic: وَطَني، مُحِب لِوَطَنِه |
 Bulgarian: родолюбец |
 Brazilian: patriota |
 Czech: vlastenec, -ka |
 German: der/die Patriot(in) |
 Danish: patriot |
 Greek: πατριώτης |
 Spanish: patriota |
 Estonian: isamaalane |
 Farsi: وطن پرست |
 Finnish: patriootti |
 French: patriote |
 Hebrew: פַּטרִיוֹט |
 Hindi: देशभक्त |
 Croatian: rodoljub |
 Hungarian: hazafi |
 Indonesian: patriot |
 Icelandic: föðurlandsvinur |
 Italian: patriota |
 Japanese: 愛国者 |
 Korean: 애국자 |
 Lithuanian: patriotas |
 Latvian: patriots |
 Malay: patriot |
 Dutch: patriot |
 Norwegian: patriot |
 Polish: patriota |
 Persian: وطن پرست |
 Pashto: وطن پالونكى |
 Portuguese: patriota |
 Romanian: patriot |
 Russian: патриот |
 Slovak: vlastenec, -nka |
 Slovenian: rodoljub |
 Serbian: patriota |
 Swedish: patriot |
 Thai: ผู้รักชาติ |
 Turkish: vatansever |
 Taiwanese: 愛國者 |
 Ukrainian: патріот |
 Urdu: محب وطن، وطن پرست |
 Vietnamese: người yêu nước |
 Chinese: 爱国者 |
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