Definition of Praenestine in English:

Praenestine

adjective prʌɪˈnɛstiːnpriːˈnɛstʌɪn

Of, relating, or belonging to the ancient city of Praeneste, its inhabitants, or its language.

noun prʌɪˈnɛstiːnpriːˈnɛstʌɪn

A native or inhabitant of ancient Praeneste.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in Robert Dixon (?1615–1688), Church of England clergyman. From classical Latin Praenestīnus of or belonging to Praeneste, inhabitant of Praeneste from Praeneste Praeneste, the name of a town in Latium to the south-east of Rome + -īnus.

Definition of Praenestine in US English:

Praenestine

adjective

Of, relating, or belonging to the ancient city of Praeneste, its inhabitants, or its language.

noun

A native or inhabitant of ancient Praeneste.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in Robert Dixon (?1615–1688), Church of England clergyman. From classical Latin Praenestīnus of or belonging to Praeneste, inhabitant of Praeneste from Praeneste Praeneste, the name of a town in Latium to the south-east of Rome + -īnus.

词汇	Praenestine
释义	Definition of Praenestine in English: Praenestine adjective prʌɪˈnɛstiːnpriːˈnɛstʌɪn Of, relating, or belonging to the ancient city of Praeneste, its inhabitants, or its language. noun prʌɪˈnɛstiːnpriːˈnɛstʌɪn A native or inhabitant of ancient Praeneste. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in Robert Dixon (?1615–1688), Church of England clergyman. From classical Latin Praenestīnus of or belonging to Praeneste, inhabitant of Praeneste from Praeneste Praeneste, the name of a town in Latium to the south-east of Rome + -īnus. Definition of Praenestine in US English: Praenestine adjective Of, relating, or belonging to the ancient city of Praeneste, its inhabitants, or its language. noun A native or inhabitant of ancient Praeneste. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in Robert Dixon (?1615–1688), Church of England clergyman. From classical Latin Praenestīnus of or belonging to Praeneste, inhabitant of Praeneste from Praeneste Praeneste, the name of a town in Latium to the south-east of Rome + -īnus.
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