Lycian
- adjective
- /ˈlaɪsiən/
- As we hiked along the Lycian Way, we admired the stunning scenery of the ancient Lycia region.
Examples
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The exhibition featured Lycian jewelry and pottery from archaeological sites.
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She studied Lycian inscriptions to learn more about the ancient language.
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The Lycian tombs carved into the cliffs are a popular tourist attraction.
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The Lycian coast is famous for its stunning beaches.
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Many Lycian ruins can be found in the region.
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The museum showcased a variety of artifacts from the Lycian culture, shedding light on their unique way of life.
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Lycian rock tombs in southwestern Turkey attract many tourists eager to learn about this ancient civilization.
Compounds
- Specialized
An old language spoken long ago in southwest Turkey by the ancient Lycians that no longer exists
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Etymology
Lycian comes from the place name Lycia, an ancient region on the southwest coast of what is now Turkey, so Lycian means 'from Lycia' and describes people, their language, or things from that region.