lactarian

American  

[lak-tair-ee-uhn] / lækˈtɛər i ən /

noun

1. lactovegetarian.

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Etymology

Origin of lactarian

lact- + -arian, on the model of vegetarian

Example Sentences

Following the serpentine curves above the cliffs, we have on our right hand the dazzling Mediterranean with classic capes and islands all flushed in the early sunshine, whilst above us on the left rise the steep fertile slopes of the Lactarian Hills.

From Project Gutenberg

The Lactarian Mountains protect the plain of Sorrento in summer from the scorching rays of the sun, and lay their beneficent shadow for several hours of the long hot summer’s day over the many thousands who dwell on the fertile Piano di Sorrento at their base.

From Project Gutenberg

With reluctant steps he ascended the Lactarian mount, where the physicians of Rome, since the time of Galen, had sent their patients for the benefit of the air and the milk.

From Project Gutenberg