Brabantine
- adjective
- The cathedral is a fine example of Brabantine Gothic architecture.
Examples
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Many paintings from the Brabantine school are displayed in the museum.
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The Brabantine dialect is still spoken in some villages today.
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The Brabantine architecture features beautiful Gothic elements.
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Many Brabantine artists contributed to the Renaissance.
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The cathedral is a stunning example of Brabantine Gothic architecture, characterized by intricate spires and ornate details.
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Many paintings from the Brabantine school showcase the influence of both Northern and Southern European styles.
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During the festival, the Brabantine culture was celebrated with traditional music and local cuisine.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Brabantine = Brabant (transparent) = Brabant + ine
Formed directly from the place-name 'Brabant' with the adjectival/demonymic suffix '-ine', so the relation to the region is clear.
Etymology
Brabantine comes from the place name Brabant, a region in what is now Belgium and the Netherlands, and the ending -ine, which means 'from' or 'of'. So a Brabantine style or building is one that is 'from Brabant' and shows the art and ways of that region.