Thessalian
- noun
- /θɛˈseɪliən/
- Polyaidus, A Thessalian, was Philips chief engineer for much of his reign.
Examples
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Hecate, queen of darkness, revenge yourself against the Thessalians.
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During the ancient battles, many Thessalians distinguished themselves as skilled fighters.
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They made an alliance with the people in the north, the Thessalians, who were famous for their cavalry.
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The Thessalians have a rich history of horsemanship that dates back centuries.
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A festival celebrating Thessalian traditions attracted visitors from all over Greece.
Synonyms
A person from Greece
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Thessalian comes from Thessaly, a region in central Greece, and means a person 'from Thessaly'. Thessaly was famous for fast horses and cavalry, so you can remember a Thessalian as someone from the land of riders.