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huh?
you mean...
franco-german, irish-pakistani, hispano-jewish, afro-british ?
i'm sure every language has lots of prefixes relating to nationality, ethnicity, race, etc... you can mix them with other words as long as they make logical sense.
lulz
the most widely used are the ones relating to nationality - to describe double nationality or institutional relations.
no they are not as commonly used to describe ethnicity, etc.
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