Armorican
- adjective
- Many Armorican festivals celebrate the region's unique history and heritage.
Examples
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Archaeologists discovered Armorican pottery dating back to the Iron Age.
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The Armorican tribes played a significant role in the history of ancient Gaul.
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The Armorican peninsula is now known as Brittany.
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The Armorican culture is rich in traditions.
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Many Armorican festivals celebrate ancient Celtic customs.
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The Armorican culture is rich in Celtic traditions that have been passed down through generations.
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The Armorican landscape is known for its beautiful coastlines and ancient ruins.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Armorican = Armorica (transparent) = Armorica + an
A standard adjectival/demonymic formation from the place name 'Armorica'; the meaning directly denotes relation to Armorica.
Etymology
Armorican comes from the old name Armorica, which itself is built from ancient parts are- 'in front' and mori 'sea', so it literally means 'land by the sea'. So, Armorican is used for things that come from the coastal region of northwestern France, now called Brittany.