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Pannonic

Pannonic

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Relating to the people, history, or culture of ancient Pannonia
  • adjective
: panónico
  • The museum displayed several Pannonic artifacts from the first century AD.

Examples

  • A Pannonic inscription was discovered during the excavation of the ancient site.

  • Researchers studied the Pannonic settlements along the Danube River.

  • The Pannonic culture was rich in traditions.

  • Many Pannonic artifacts have been discovered in Hungary.

  • The museum displayed several Pannonic artifacts from the first century AD.

  • A Pannonic inscription was discovered during the excavation of the ancient site.

  • Researchers studied the Pannonic settlements along the Danube River.

Synonyms

Pannonian
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Relating to the land, people, or culture of the Pannonian region

is limited to the ancient Roman province and its people and culture

Surface Forms

Pannonic positive

Morphology

Pannonic = Pannonian (opaque) = Pannon + ic

The term 'Pannonian' is specialized and not commonly known, making the derivation opaque for most learners.

Etymology

Pannonic comes from Pannonia, the name of a Roman province along the Danube River. That's why Pannonic is used to mean 'connected with the people, history, or culture of ancient Pannonia'.