Chian
- adjective
- /ˈkaɪən/
- The ancient Chian wine was famous throughout the Mediterranean.
Examples
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She studied Chian architecture as part of her research on Greek islands.
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Many Chian artists have gained international recognition.
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A group of Chian merchants settled in the port city centuries ago.
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The Chian wine is known for its unique flavor.
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A group of Chian merchants settled in the port city centuries ago.
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She studied Chian architecture as part of her research on Greek islands.
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The ancient Chian wine was famous throughout the Mediterranean.
Compounds
- Specialized
A sticky tree resin from the island of Chios used in medicine and to make varnish
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Etymology
Chian comes from the Greek island Chios and means 'from Chios' or 'relating to Chios'. So, Chian is used for people or things made on that island, for example the famous Chian wine.