Bhutanese

[ boot-n-eez, -ees ]

/ ˌbut nˈiz, -ˈis /

a native or inhabitant of Bhutan.

the Tibetan language as spoken in Bhutan.

of, relating to, or characteristic of Bhutan, its inhabitants, or their language.

Origin of Bhutanese

First recorded in 1805–15; Bhutan + -ese

But the best luxury hotel, he says, is a completely Bhutanese venture: Zhiwa Ling in Paro.

Can Traditional Bhutan Survive Tourism? |Esha Chhabra |August 17, 2014 |DAILY BEAST
Tashi Tshering, a young Bhutanese man, operates a travel agency for filmmakers and documentarians.

Can Traditional Bhutan Survive Tourism? |Esha Chhabra |August 17, 2014 |DAILY BEAST
Three young Bhutanese men are preparing for a street fair with a live concert.

Can Traditional Bhutan Survive Tourism? |Esha Chhabra |August 17, 2014 |DAILY BEAST
This scarf is called the Khatag and is the invariable Tibetan and Bhutanese accompaniment of a reception.

Life in an Indian Outpost |Gordon Casserly

The neutrality of the Bhutanese in the case of a war with Tibet was a matter of the utmost importance.

The Unveiling of Lhasa |Edmund Candler
These were for the most part Bhutanese, but there were several Chinese among them.

The Jungle Girl |Gordon Casserly
The bullet-headed, cheery old gentleman beamed with pleasure as they shook hands and greeted each other in Bhutanese.

The Jungle Girl |Gordon Casserly
"It seems a very small and weak place to have stopped our invading troops in the war," he said in Bhutanese.

The Jungle Girl |Gordon Casserly

Bhutanese

/ (ˌbuːtɑːnˈɪːz) /

a native or inhabitant of Bhutan

of or relating to Bhutan or its inhabitants