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Dacian
Part of Speech: Noun
Results: 2
Examples of usage:
- Suddenly he called out, " They certainly are Dacian letters!" - "The Golden Age in Transylvania", Mór Jókai.
- When, for example, we find in the Roman station at Birdoswald, on the Wall of Hadrian, an inscription recording the occupation of the spot by a Dacian cohort, and read in the 'Notitia' that such a cohort was posted at Amboglanna per lineam Valli, we are sure that Amboglanna and Birdoswald are identical. - "Early Britain--Roman Britain", Edward Conybeare.
- We possess fragments of Dacian speech in the botanical names collected by Dioskorides, and these, as interpreted by Grimm, are clearly Aryan, though not Greek. - "Lectures on The Science of Language", Max Müller.