Definition of poliadic in English:

poliadic

adjective ˌpɒlɪˈadɪk

rare

Of the nature of or relating to a tutelary god of a city or state.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Ernest Bax (1854–1926), Marxist theoretician and activist. From ancient Greek Πολιαδ-, Πολιάς (female) guardian of the city, epithet of Athene as tutelary goddess of Athens + -ic.

Definition of poliadic in US English:

poliadic

adjectiveˌpɒlɪˈadɪk

rare

Of the nature of or relating to a tutelary god of a city or state.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Ernest Bax (1854–1926), Marxist theoretician and activist. From ancient Greek Πολιαδ-, Πολιάς (female) guardian of the city, epithet of Athene as tutelary goddess of Athens + -ic.

词汇	poliadic
释义	Definition of poliadic in English: poliadic adjective ˌpɒlɪˈadɪk rare Of the nature of or relating to a tutelary god of a city or state. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Ernest Bax (1854–1926), Marxist theoretician and activist. From ancient Greek Πολιαδ-, Πολιάς (female) guardian of the city, epithet of Athene as tutelary goddess of Athens + -ic. Definition of poliadic in US English: poliadic adjectiveˌpɒlɪˈadɪk rare Of the nature of or relating to a tutelary god of a city or state. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Ernest Bax (1854–1926), Marxist theoretician and activist. From ancient Greek Πολιαδ-, Πολιάς (female) guardian of the city, epithet of Athene as tutelary goddess of Athens + -ic.
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