I'm currently working on a mod, and I need to know how one would refer to a citizen of Whiterun. I've been searching, but to no avail. Whiterunian sounds the most logical, but I prefer not to take any risks.

Whiteys.

Whiterunners.

People of the plains?

I mean as in English, German, Dutch, Spanish, ...

I've misphrased my question.

Corredor blanco?

People.

"The people of Whiterun Hold". That's the only way, really. The holds aren't separate countries. It would be like calling someone "Alabamaian" or something equally ridiculous.

Other than that you should refer to them by name or race, as is the norm.

Well, people from Texas are referred to as Texans.

Only playing, I see your point of course.

Well, they are predominately Nords, so I guess Norse.

Nords. Even the Redguards.

Actually, I've seem people from Alabama get referred to as Alabamian numerous times.

You had to, didn't you?

Thevet, really? That's very odd. What about someone from Utah? Or, on my side of the Atlantic, Shropshire?

According to Google, "Utahn" or "Utahan". And I would guess "Shropshirean", or something along those lines.

A Shropshire Lad surely!

The real answer is Salopian I believe.

Well, you're asked about who lives in Germany, I'd say Germans do. Who lives in Skyrim? Nords.

Whiterunites?

Except your nationality has very little to do with your race.

In Bengali: Shada okhol - The white lot.

Well, what do you want to call them then? Whiteys?

Well, that's my question to you all. What would YOU call them? Whiterunian? Whiterunic?

Why dirty stinking Nords of course. What else would you call them?

In my point of view Whiterun means "White Passage". It makes sense because the hold is basically a plains that makes remote places accessible. It's extremely easy to get to Solitude, Dawnstart, Windhelm, the Reach and, of couse to Bruma from the Whiterun Hold. White because it's Skyrim and it's snowy -.-

So, something like Whiterunians or Whiterunner or People from Whiterun. But I prefer to call them Albi Itenera which means, in Latin, "The people from the White Path"

People of Whiterun Hold, I would think.

Citizen of Whiterun sounds good to me. Do you even give names to citizens of just a city? I know some do like New Yorkers, but I've never heard of Chicagoers, Charlestoners, etc. Or Romanites (Which I think is a flower) and so on.