In English, “American” by itself refers unambiguously to the United States of America because, (again) in English, there is no continent called “America.”
America uses flush toilets unless you’re on an airplane. Besides, we can clearly see a huge water tank, which is how flush toilets work.
you are absolutely correct. The correct Terms are siphonicä- and washdown-toilets. My mistake.
if there are “american Continents” and they can be referred to as “the Americas” then i would deduct that all the objects within those Continents are also “American”
they can be referred to as “the Americas” then i would deduct that all the objects within those Continents are also “American”
Unfortunately not though, because “American” is already used exclusively in reference to the USA. There is no adjective to refer to things from the Americas collectively. One of these two possible uses is extremely common and the other is extraordinarily rare. If you need the rare option, you need multiple words and can’t shorten it.
In English, “American” by itself refers unambiguously to the United States of America because, (again) in English, there is no continent called “America.”
America uses flush toilets unless you’re on an airplane. Besides, we can clearly see a huge water tank, which is how flush toilets work.
Unfortunately not though, because “American” is already used exclusively in reference to the USA. There is no adjective to refer to things from the Americas collectively. One of these two possible uses is extremely common and the other is extraordinarily rare. If you need the rare option, you need multiple words and can’t shorten it.