Thracian

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Etymology

From Thrace +‎ -ian.

Pronunciation

• (UK) IPA^(key): /ˈθɹeɪʃi.ən/, /ˈθɹeɪʃən/
• Rhymes: -eɪʃən

Adjective

Thracian (not comparable)

1. of or pertaining to Thrace or the Thracians or the extinct Thracian language.

Synonyms

• Thraco-

Translations

of or pertaining to Thrace, Thracians of the Thracian language

Armenian: թրակյան (tʻrakyan) Bulgarian: тракийски (trakijski) Catalan: traci (ca) m Finnish: traakialainen (fi) French: thrace (fr) Georgian: თრაკიული (traḳiuli) German: thrakisch (de) Greek: θρακικός (thrakikós) Ancient Greek: Θρᾳκικός (Thrāikikós) Hungarian: trák (hu) Icelandic: þrakverskur Irish: Tráiciach Italian: tracio (it) Marathi: थ्रेसियन (thresiyan) Old Irish: Traic Polish: tracki (pl) Portuguese: trácio (pt) Romanian: trac (ro) Russian: фракийский (ru) (frakijskij) Spanish: tracio (es)

Noun

Thracian (plural Thracians)

1. (countable) An inhabitant of Thrace, regardless of ethnicity.
2. (countable) A member of a group of tribes who spoke the language Thracian. (See Wikipedia's article on the Thracians.)

Translations

Inhabitant of Thrace

Armenian: թրակացի (tʻrakacʻi) Bulgarian: тракиец (trakiec) Catalan: traci (ca) m Finnish: traakialainen (fi) French: Thrace (fr) m or f Georgian: თრაკიელი (traḳieli) German: Thraker (de) m, Thrakerin f Greek: Θρακιώτης (el) m (Thrakiótis), Θρακιώτισσα (el) f (Thrakiótissa) Ancient: Θρᾷξ m (Thrâix), Θρᾴσσα f (Thrā́issa) Hungarian: trák (hu) Irish: Tráiciach m, Tráiciaigh m pl Italian: tracio (it) m Marathi: थ्रेसियन m (thresiyan) Polish: Trak (pl) m Portuguese: trácio (pt) m Russian: фракиец (ru) (frakijec) Spanish: tracio (es) m, traciano m

ethnic Thracian

Armenian: թրակացի (tʻrakacʻi) Catalan: traci (ca) m Finnish: traakki (fi), traakialainen (fi) French: thrace (fr) m or f Georgian: თრაკიელი (traḳieli) Greek: Θραξ (el) m (Thrax), Θράκας (el) m (Thrákas) Ancient: Θρᾷξ m (Thrâix), Θρᾴσσα f (Thrā́issa) Hungarian: trák (hu) Irish: Tráiciach m, Tráiciaigh m pl Italian: tracio (it) m Marathi: थ्रेसियन m (thresiyan) Portuguese: trácio (pt) m Romanian: trac (ro) m Russian: фракиец (ru) (frakijec)

Proper noun

Thracian

1. (uncountable) the extinct language formerly spoken in Thrace.

Derived terms

• Daco-Thracian

Related terms

• Dacia
• Dacian
• Dacians
• Dacic
• Thrace
• Thracians
• Thracic

Translations

language

Armenian: թրակերեն (hy) (tʻrakeren) Catalan: traci (ca) m Chinese: Mandarin: 色雷斯語／色雷斯语 (Sèléisīyǔ) Czech: thráčtina f Dutch: Thracisch (nl) n Finnish: traakia French: thrace (fr) m German: Thrakisch (de) n Hungarian: trák (hu) Irish: Tráicis f Italian: tracio (it) m Korean: 트라키아어 (teurakia'eo) Marathi: थ्रेसियन f (thresiyan) Portuguese: trácio (pt) m Romanian: tracă (ro) f, limba tracă f Russian: фракийский (ru) (frakijskij) Spanish: tracio (es) m Turkish: Trakça Welsh: Thraceg f

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Translations to be checked

Ancient Greek: (please verify) Θραξ (Thrax) (Thrax), (please verify) Θράκιος (Thrákios) (Thrakios), (please verify) Θρήκιος (Thrḗkios) (Thrēkios) Latin: (please verify) Thracus

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