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Khazarian

Khazarian

9.9
A person from the Khazars, a people of Central Eurasia in the Middle Ages
  • noun
translation icon : jazaro
  • A Khazarian ambassador played a key role in diplomatic relations with neighboring empires.

Examples

  • Many Khazarians converted to Judaism during their reign.

  • The museum displayed artifacts once owned by a prominent Khazarian merchant.

  • Researchers studied the burial sites of ancient Khazarian communities along the Volga River.

  • The Khazarian people had a significant impact on trade routes.

  • The Khazarian leaders established a powerful empire in Central Eurasia during the medieval period.

  • Many historians study the cultural practices of the Khazarians to understand their influence on neighboring regions.

  • The Khazarian settlers were known for their trade routes connecting various civilizations across Asia and Europe.

Surface Forms

Khazarian singular
Khazarians plural

Morphology

Khazarian = Khazar (transparent) = Khazar + ian

The noun denoting a person is a standard denominal/demonymic use of '-ian' on 'Khazar', so the relation is clear.

Etymology

A Khazarian is a person from the Khazar people, and the ending -ian means 'person from' or 'belonging to', just like in Italian. So a Khazarian is someone who belonged to the Khazars.