Dardan
- noun
- Archaic
- The Dardan warriors were known for their bravery.
Examples
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The poet describes the bravery of the Dardans in battle.
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Ancient texts often refer to the Dardan people as skilled warriors.
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According to legend, Aeneas was a famous Dardan who survived the fall of Troy.
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The Dardans were often depicted in ancient art.
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According to legend, Aeneas was a famous Dardan who survived the fall of Troy.
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Ancient texts often refer to the Dardan people as skilled warriors.
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The Dardan warriors were known for their bravery.
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Etymology
Dardan comes from the old name Dardanos, the legendary founder of the people of Troy, and it shares the same root as Dardanelles, the strait near ancient Troy. So a Dardan is simply an 'inhabitant of Troy'.