Lydian
- noun
- Scholars have deciphered many inscriptions written in Lydian found on ancient monuments.
Examples
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The Lydian language became extinct after the 1st century BCE.
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He specialized in the study of Lydian and other Anatolian tongues.
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The Lydian language was once spoken in western Asia Minor.
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I wonder how the Lydian language influenced other languages.
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The Lydian language was once spoken in western Asia Minor, illustrating its rich historical significance.
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Scholars have deciphered many inscriptions written in Lydian, helping to unlock the mysteries of ancient cultures.
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After extensive research, they confirmed that the Lydian language became extinct after the 1st century BCE.
Synonyms
A language no one speaks now that people used long ago in Lydia in western Turkey
Compounds
- Specialized
A language no one speaks now that people used long ago in Lydia in western Turkey
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Lydian comes from Lydia, an ancient kingdom in western Asia Minor, so it means the language 'from Lydia' that people there once spoke.