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Camelotian

Camelotian adjective: of or relating to the Arthurian legend of Camelot.

Adjective

Camelotian (comparative more Camelotian, superlative most Camelotian)

  1. Of or relating to the Arthurian legend of Camelot.
    • He returned to MIT to enroll in its now-Camelotian, brink-of-the-Aspects-theory linguistics program.1995, Randy Allen Harris, The Linguistics Wars, Oxford University Press, →ISBN

Forms of Camelotian

comparativemore Camelotian
superlativemost Camelotian

Origin of Camelotian

From Camelot + -ian.

Questions about Camelotian

What does Camelotian mean?
Camelotian means of or relating to the Arthurian legend of Camelot.
What part of speech is Camelotian?
Camelotian is an adjective.

Words near Camelotian in the dictionary

  1. Camelopardalus
  2. camelopardine
  3. camelopards
  4. Camelopardus
  5. camelot
  6. Camelotian
  7. camelots
  8. camelpox
  9. camelpox virus
  10. camelpox viruses
  11. camelpoxvirus

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