phrygian

Eigenname

A noun referring to a native or inhabitant of the ancient region of Phrygia, or to the extinct Thraco-Phrygian language spoken there, which is preserved only in a few inscriptions.

deSubstantiv, das einen Einwohner oder Bewohner der antiken Landschaft Phrygien bezeichnet oder die ausgestorbene thrakisch-phrygische Sprache, die dort gesprochen wurde und nur in wenigen Inschriften erhalten ist.ruСуществительное, обозначающее уроженца или жителя древней области Фригия, или вымерший фрако-фригийский язык, на котором там говорили и который сохранился лишь в нескольких надписях.esSustantivo que designa a un habitante o natural de la antigua región de Frigia, o la lengua extinta traco-frigia que allí se hablaba y que solo se conserva en unas pocas inscripciones.frSubstantif désignant un habitant ou une habitante de l'ancienne région de Phrygie, ou la langue phrygienne, langue indo-européenne éteinte parlée dans cette région et connue seulement par quelques inscriptions.ptSubstantivo que designa o natural ou habitante da antiga região da Frígia, ou a língua frígio, extinta, do ramo frígio, falada nessa região e atestada apenas em algumas inscrições.zh名词，指古代弗里吉亚（Phrygia）地区的原住民或居民，也指该地区使用的一种已灭绝的色雷斯-弗里吉亚语，仅存于少量铭文中。arاسم يدل على الشخص المنحدر من منطقة فريجيا القديمة أو المقيم فيها، أو على اللغة الفريجية المنقرضة التي كانت تُتحدث هناك ولم يبق منها إلا نقوش قليلة.

1. Native or inhabitant of Phrygia C2 formal

   A person who was born in or lived in the ancient region of Phrygia, located in central Anatolia (modern-day Turkey).

   • The Phrygians were known for their distinctive culture and music.
   • Ancient texts mention the Phrygians as skilled artisans.
   • A Phrygian might have worshipped the goddess Cybele.

   dePhrygerruФригиецesFrigiofrPhrygien, habitant de la PhrygieptFrígiozh弗里吉亚人arفريجي

2. Extinct language C2 formal

   The Thraco-Phrygian language spoken by the ancient inhabitants of Phrygia, now extinct and preserved only in a few inscriptions.

   • Linguists study Phrygian to understand ancient Anatolian languages.
   • Only a handful of Phrygian inscriptions have survived to this day.
   • The Phrygian language is considered a sister to Greek by some scholars.

   dePhrygische SpracheruФригийский языкesIdioma frigiofrphrygien (langue)ptLíngua frígiazh弗里吉亚语arاللغة الفريجية

• phrygians plural form
• phrygians' possessive plural form
• phrygian's possessive singular form