late 14c., from Old French oriental "eastern, from the east" (12c.) and directly from Latin orientalis "of the east," from orientem (see Orient (n.)). Originally in reference to th [..]

"native or inhabitant of the east," 1701, from oriental (adj.).

A term meaning a native or inhabitant of the Orient (East). This term is in occasional use in epidemiology, usually referring to Far Eastern populations. It is too general to be useful.

Grown largely in the Balkans and eastern Mediterranean, "orientals" include Turkish-type tobaccos

(n) a member of an Oriental race; the term is regarded as offensive by Asians (especially by Asian Americans)(adj) denoting or characteristic of countries of Asia

found in the oriental region of the world. In other words, India and southeast Asia.

Broadly, pertaining to the geographical and cultural East, or Orient, contrasted with the geographical and cultural West, or Occident.

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