Definition of Messapic in English:

Messapic

noun mɛˈseɪpɪkməˈsapɪkmɛˈsapɪk

A pre-Roman language known from several hundred inscriptions (mostly funerary) found in the Salentine peninsula of south-eastern Italy (modern Apulia), which are written in two similar alphabets, both of Greek origin.

adjective mɛˈseɪpɪkməˈsapɪkmɛˈsapɪk

1930s; earliest use found in Willem Laurens Graff (b. 1890). From classical Latin Messāpii (plural) inhabitants of Messapia + -ic.

noun

A pre-Roman language known from several hundred inscriptions (mostly funerary) found in the Salentine peninsula of south-eastern Italy (modern Apulia), which are written in two similar alphabets, both of Greek origin.

adjective

1930s; earliest use found in Willem Laurens Graff (b. 1890). From classical Latin Messāpii (plural) inhabitants of Messapia + -ic.

词汇	Messapic
释义	Definition of Messapic in English: Messapic noun mɛˈseɪpɪkməˈsapɪkmɛˈsapɪk A pre-Roman language known from several hundred inscriptions (mostly funerary) found in the Salentine peninsula of south-eastern Italy (modern Apulia), which are written in two similar alphabets, both of Greek origin. adjective mɛˈseɪpɪkməˈsapɪkmɛˈsapɪk Of or relating to Messapic or the ancient region of Messapia. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in Willem Laurens Graff (b. 1890). From classical Latin Messāpii (plural) inhabitants of Messapia + -ic. Definition of Messapic in US English: Messapic noun A pre-Roman language known from several hundred inscriptions (mostly funerary) found in the Salentine peninsula of south-eastern Italy (modern Apulia), which are written in two similar alphabets, both of Greek origin. adjective Of or relating to Messapic or the ancient region of Messapia. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in Willem Laurens Graff (b. 1890). From classical Latin Messāpii (plural) inhabitants of Messapia + -ic.
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