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oscan

/ˈɒs.kən/

翻译: 名词,指讲奥斯坎语的古意大利民族的成员,或指历史上流行于意大利南部的已消亡的意大利语族语言奥斯坎语。

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noun

/ˈɒs.kən/C2formal
  • zh名词,指讲奥斯坎语的古意大利民族的成员,或指历史上流行于意大利南部的已消亡的意大利语族语言奥斯坎语。

A noun referring to a member of an ancient Italic people who spoke the Oscan language, or to the extinct Italic language itself, historically spoken in southern Italy.

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  1. Member of an ancient peopleC2formal

    A person belonging to an ancient Italic group that lived in Campania and spoke the Oscan language.

    zh奥斯坎人

    • The Oscans were known for their distinct culture and language in pre-Roman Italy.
    • Historians study the Oscans to understand early Italic societies.
    • The Oscans inhabited parts of southern Italy before the Roman expansion.
  2. Extinct languageC2formal

    An ancient Italic language spoken in southern Italy, now extinct, related to Latin and Umbrian.

    zh奥斯坎语

    • Oscan is preserved in inscriptions and coins from ancient Campania.
    • Linguists compare Oscan with Latin to trace the evolution of Italic languages.
    • The Oscan language provides valuable insights into pre-Roman Italy.