Danubian
of, relating to, or characteristic of a Neolithic culture of the Danube basin.
Origin of Danubian
1Other words from Danubian
- trans-Dan·u·bi·an, adjective
Words Nearby Danubian
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How to use Danubian in a sentence
First of all she had to give a slice of her Danubian territory to Rumania, as her price for entering the war.
The latter received Finland and the Danubian Principalities.
A History of Germany | Bayard TaylorWe'll waft him up to the dining-room to the strains of the Blue Danubian Band.
Russia renounced the right of protecting the Christians in the Danubian principalities, and restored the delta of that river.
The Story of Russia | R. Van Bergen, M.A.At length, on October 4, 1853, the sultan declared war against Russia unless the Danubian principalities were at once evacuated.
Famous Men and Great Events of the Nineteenth Century | Charles Morris
British Dictionary definitions for Danubian
/ (dænˈjuːbɪən) /
of or relating to the river Danube
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