Definition of Morlach in English:

Morlach

(also Morlak, Morlack)

noun ˈmɔːlak

historical

A member of a Vlach people centred originally on the eastern Adriatic port of Ragusa (modern Dubrovnik), and later inhabiting more northerly parts of the Dalmatian coast and its hinterland, the whole region being known at one time as Morlacchia.

adjective ˈmɔːlak

historical

Of, relating to, or characteristic of the Morlachs or their country. Now rare.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Moderate Intelligencer. Partly from French Morlaque, partly from Italian Morlacco, and partly from Croatian Morlak (also in form Morovlah; plural Morlaci), all from post-classical Latin Morovlachus, Morlachus, Morlacchus from Byzantine Greek Μαυρόβλαχος from μαῦρος black + Βλάχος Vlach. The people were apparently so called from their dark clothing, but compare the etymology of Montenegro.

Definition of Morlach in US English:

Morlach

(also Morlak, Morlack)

nounˈmɔːlak

historical

A member of a Vlach people centred originally on the eastern Adriatic port of Ragusa (modern Dubrovnik), and later inhabiting more northerly parts of the Dalmatian coast and its hinterland, the whole region being known at one time as Morlacchia.

adjectiveˈmɔːlak

historical

Of, relating to, or characteristic of the Morlachs or their country. Now rare.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Moderate Intelligencer. Partly from French Morlaque, partly from Italian Morlacco, and partly from Croatian Morlak (also in form Morovlah; plural Morlaci), all from post-classical Latin Morovlachus, Morlachus, Morlacchus from Byzantine Greek Μαυρόβλαχος from μαῦρος black + Βλάχος Vlach. The people were apparently so called from their dark clothing, but compare the etymology of Montenegro.

词汇	Morlach
释义	Definition of Morlach in English: Morlach (also Morlak, Morlack) noun ˈmɔːlak historical A member of a Vlach people centred originally on the eastern Adriatic port of Ragusa (modern Dubrovnik), and later inhabiting more northerly parts of the Dalmatian coast and its hinterland, the whole region being known at one time as Morlacchia. adjective ˈmɔːlak historical Of, relating to, or characteristic of the Morlachs or their country. Now rare. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Moderate Intelligencer. Partly from French Morlaque, partly from Italian Morlacco, and partly from Croatian Morlak (also in form Morovlah; plural Morlaci), all from post-classical Latin Morovlachus, Morlachus, Morlacchus from Byzantine Greek Μαυρόβλαχος from μαῦρος black + Βλάχος Vlach. The people were apparently so called from their dark clothing, but compare the etymology of Montenegro. Definition of Morlach in US English: Morlach (also Morlak, Morlack) nounˈmɔːlak historical A member of a Vlach people centred originally on the eastern Adriatic port of Ragusa (modern Dubrovnik), and later inhabiting more northerly parts of the Dalmatian coast and its hinterland, the whole region being known at one time as Morlacchia. adjectiveˈmɔːlak historical Of, relating to, or characteristic of the Morlachs or their country. Now rare. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Moderate Intelligencer. Partly from French Morlaque, partly from Italian Morlacco, and partly from Croatian Morlak (also in form Morovlah; plural Morlaci), all from post-classical Latin Morovlachus, Morlachus, Morlacchus from Byzantine Greek Μαυρόβλαχος from μαῦρος black + Βλάχος Vlach. The people were apparently so called from their dark clothing, but compare the etymology of Montenegro.
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