Albanian (noun)

1. A native or citizen of Albania.
2. The Indo-European language spoken in Albania.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from albanus, the latin name of the ancient illyrian people of the balkan peninsula.

Examples:

1. Albanians are proud of their heritage and rich cultural history.
2. The Albanian language has a unique alphabet and is the official language of Albania.
3. Many Albanians have emigrated to other countries in search of better economic opportunities.
4. The Albanian population is a mix of different ethnic and religious groups.
5. Albanian music and dance are an important part of the country's cultural traditions.