1844, from Euro- + Asian. Originally of children of British-East Indian marriages; meaning "of Europe and Asia considered as one continent" is from 1868. As a noun from 1845.
Euphrates
Euphrosyne
Euphues
Eurafrican
Eurasia
Eurasian
eureka
Euripus
Euro
Euro-
Eurocentric
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