Definition of Pompeian in English:

Pompeian

noun pɒmˈpiːənpɒmˈpeɪən

A supporter or associate of the Roman statesman and general Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus, or of his son Sextus Pompeius.

adjective pɒmˈpiːənpɒmˈpeɪən

Of or relating to Pompey or his party.

noun pɒmˈpiːənpɒmˈpeɪən

A native or inhabitant of Pompeii.

adjective pɒmˈpiːənpɒmˈpeɪən

Of or relating to Pompeii; characteristic or reminiscent of the culture of Roman Pompeii, especially its painting or architecture.

Origin

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Morison (c1510–1556), humanist and diplomat. From classical Latin Pompēiānus of or belonging to Pompey, follower of Pompey (referring either to Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus, 106–48 b.c., or to his son, Sextus Pompeius, 67–35 b.c.) from the name of Pompēius Pompey + -ānus
mid 17th century. From classical Latin Pompeiānus of or relating to Pompeii, native or inhabitant of Pompeii from Pompēii, the name of an ancient city in western Italy + -ānus.

Definition of Pompeian in US English:

Pompeian

noun

A supporter or associate of the Roman statesman and general Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus, or of his son Sextus Pompeius.

adjective

Of or relating to Pompey or his party.

noun

A native or inhabitant of Pompeii.

adjective

Of or relating to Pompeii; characteristic or reminiscent of the culture of Roman Pompeii, especially its painting or architecture.

Origin

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Morison (c1510–1556), humanist and diplomat. From classical Latin Pompēiānus of or belonging to Pompey, follower of Pompey (referring either to Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus, 106–48 b.c., or to his son, Sextus Pompeius, 67–35 b.c.) from the name of Pompēius Pompey + -ānus<br>mid 17th century. From classical Latin Pompeiānus of or relating to Pompeii, native or inhabitant of Pompeii from Pompēii, the name of an ancient city in western Italy + -ānus.

词汇	Pompeian
释义	Definition of Pompeian in English: Pompeian noun pɒmˈpiːənpɒmˈpeɪən A supporter or associate of the Roman statesman and general Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus, or of his son Sextus Pompeius. adjective pɒmˈpiːənpɒmˈpeɪən Of or relating to Pompey or his party. noun pɒmˈpiːənpɒmˈpeɪən A native or inhabitant of Pompeii. adjective pɒmˈpiːənpɒmˈpeɪən Of or relating to Pompeii; characteristic or reminiscent of the culture of Roman Pompeii, especially its painting or architecture. Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Morison (c1510–1556), humanist and diplomat. From classical Latin Pompēiānus of or belonging to Pompey, follower of Pompey (referring either to Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus, 106–48 b.c., or to his son, Sextus Pompeius, 67–35 b.c.) from the name of Pompēius Pompey + -ānus mid 17th century. From classical Latin Pompeiānus of or relating to Pompeii, native or inhabitant of Pompeii from Pompēii, the name of an ancient city in western Italy + -ānus. Definition of Pompeian in US English: Pompeian noun A supporter or associate of the Roman statesman and general Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus, or of his son Sextus Pompeius. adjective Of or relating to Pompey or his party. noun A native or inhabitant of Pompeii. adjective Of or relating to Pompeii; characteristic or reminiscent of the culture of Roman Pompeii, especially its painting or architecture. Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Morison (c1510–1556), humanist and diplomat. From classical Latin Pompēiānus of or belonging to Pompey, follower of Pompey (referring either to Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus, 106–48 b.c., or to his son, Sextus Pompeius, 67–35 b.c.) from the name of Pompēius Pompey + -ānus<br>mid 17th century. From classical Latin Pompeiānus of or relating to Pompeii, native or inhabitant of Pompeii from Pompēii, the name of an ancient city in western Italy + -ānus.
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