Phrygian
A person from Phrygia, an ancient area in what is now Turkey
- noun
- /ˈfrɪdʒiən/
:
frigio
- As historians study the region, they learn more about the daily lives of the Phrygians.
- the ancient Phrygians
Examples
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And then so notice beneath her, beneath the Phrygian cap, on the top left, there's the seven rays crown.
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The ancient ruins were a reminder of the Phrygians who once thrived in Anatolia.
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Many artifacts found in Turkey can be traced back to the Phrygians of ancient history.
Compounds
Phrygian language
- Specialized
9.9
A dead language from ancient Phrygia in central Turkey known from a few stone inscriptions
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Phrygian comes from the ancient place name Phrygia, a region in what is now Turkey. So a Phrygian is simply someone who comes from that land.