Tyrian
- noun
- /ˈtɪr.i.ən/
- The Tyrians traded goods across the Mediterranean, bringing prosperity to their city.
Examples
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as Arian tells us. For clearly, so long as the Tyrians were masters of the sea, the siege of Tyre would be no easy matter.
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Then, As for you, O Tyrians, plague this stock and the whole race to come with hatred and send this service to my ashes.
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In ancient times, the Tyrians were known for their advanced maritime skills.
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Historians often study the artifacts left behind by the Tyrians to learn about their culture.
Synonyms
A person from Central Asian groups called this in older books
A person who comes from or lives in Cyprus
A person from Yorkshire in northern England
A person from the ancient city of Cyrene in North Africa
A person from the ancient city of Antioch
A person or creature from Saturn's moon Titan
Compounds
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Etymology
Tyrian originally meant a person from the old city of Tyre, a coastal city well known for its purple dye. So a Tyrian is simply someone 'from Tyre'.