camelestrians
camelestrians is the plural of camelestrian.
Meaning of camelestrian
Noun
camelestrian (plural camelestrians)
- A person who rides a camel.
- Both were mounted upon camels. One, perched upon his high and narrow saddle, with his feet upon the animal’s neck, after the usual manner of “camelestrians.”1849, William Starbuck Mayo, chapter 34, in Kaloolah, New York: Putnam, pages 309–310
Questions about camelestrians
- What is camelestrians the plural of?
- Camelestrians is the plural of camelestrian.
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