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millenary

millenary

9.9
Relating to the number one thousand
  • adjective
  • /ˈmɪlənˌɛri/
translation icon : milenario
  • The organization marked its millenary anniversary with a series of events.

Examples

  • The ancient city is known for its millenary traditions and celebrations.

  • Archaeologists discovered artifacts belonging to a millenary civilization.

  • The town is celebrating its millenary!

  • Is this a millenary event?

  • The organization marked its millenary anniversary with a series of events.

  • Archaeologists discovered artifacts belonging to a millenary civilization.

  • The ancient city is known for its millenary traditions and celebrations.

Synonyms

millennian
vsmillenary
9.9

Relating to a time of one thousand years

is about the number one thousand rather than a time period

Surface Forms

millenary positive

Morphology

millenary = millennium (transparent) = millen + ary

The adjective is formed by the combining form millen- (related to 'millennium') plus the productive suffix -ary, yielding 'relating to a thousand', which is directly inferable from the base.

Etymology

Millenary comes from the Latin root mille, which means 'thousand', so it describes something that relates to or is made of one thousand.