Definition of Marrucinian in English:

Marrucinian

noun maruːˈsɪnɪən

1A member of an Oscan-Umbrian people living in the area around Teate (now Chieti) in ancient Italy.
2The Oscan-Umbrian language of the Marrucinians.

adjective maruːˈsɪnɪən

Of or relating to the Marrucinians or their language.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in William Purdie Dickson (1823–1901), theologian and translator. From classical Latin Marrūcīnī, plural + -an.

Definition of Marrucinian in US English:

Marrucinian

nounmaruːˈsɪnɪən

1A member of an Oscan-Umbrian people living in the area around Teate (now Chieti) in ancient Italy.
2The Oscan-Umbrian language of the Marrucinians.

adjectivemaruːˈsɪnɪən

Of or relating to the Marrucinians or their language.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in William Purdie Dickson (1823–1901), theologian and translator. From classical Latin Marrūcīnī, plural + -an.

词汇	Marrucinian
释义	Definition of Marrucinian in English: Marrucinian noun maruːˈsɪnɪən 1A member of an Oscan-Umbrian people living in the area around Teate (now Chieti) in ancient Italy. 2The Oscan-Umbrian language of the Marrucinians. adjective maruːˈsɪnɪən Of or relating to the Marrucinians or their language. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in William Purdie Dickson (1823–1901), theologian and translator. From classical Latin Marrūcīnī, plural + -an. Definition of Marrucinian in US English: Marrucinian nounmaruːˈsɪnɪən 1A member of an Oscan-Umbrian people living in the area around Teate (now Chieti) in ancient Italy. 2The Oscan-Umbrian language of the Marrucinians. adjectivemaruːˈsɪnɪən Of or relating to the Marrucinians or their language. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in William Purdie Dickson (1823–1901), theologian and translator. From classical Latin Marrūcīnī, plural + -an.
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