Lusitanic

comparative more Lusitanic · superlative most Lusitanic

1. historyOf or relating to the ancient Lusitans or Lusitania.

   Lancobrica, of the Lusitanic Celti, Ptolemy. / [...] / Nemetobrica, in the country of the Lusitanic Celts, Ptolemy.

   1799, The History of Scotland, page 77

   Synonyms: Lusitan, Lusitanian

2. datedPortuguese.

   The discovery at Setubal proves the interresting fact that a species of Hyalonema lives somewhere on the Portuguese coast, or, at all events, in the course of some one of the strong currents which was the Lusitanic peninsula.

   1867, The Intellectual Observer, page 86

   Synonyms: Lusitan, Lusitanian

1. historySynonym of Lusitanian (“extinct paleo-Hispanic language”)

   Synonyms: Lusitanian

2. historySynonym of Judaeo-Portuguese

   Synonyms: Judaeo-Portuguese