Syracusan
- noun
- /sɪrəˈkuːzən/
- As a Syracusan, she felt a deep connection to her city and its traditions.
Examples
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Many artifacts from the Syracusan civilization are displayed in the local museum.
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The ancient Syracusan navy was famous for its strength.
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A Syracusan merchant brought goods from the Mediterranean to the city market.
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The Syracusan community celebrated their annual festival last weekend.
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Many Syracusans enjoy the beautiful beaches along the coast.
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The Syracusan people have a rich history that dates back to ancient Greece.
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The festival celebrated by the Syracusan community attracted visitors from all over Sicily.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
A Syracusan is a person from the city Syracuse. The ending -an means 'from', like in Italian, so a Syracusan is someone who lives in or comes from Syracuse, especially the Sicilian city.