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Dvorakians

Dvorakians is the plural of Dvorakian.

Meaning of Dvorakian

Noun

Dvorakian (plural Dvorakians)

  1. A fan or scholar of Antonín Dvořák (1841–1904), Czech composer of Romantic music.
    • [WORK, PERFORMER, DATA:] Dvorak: “The Wood Dove”; Six “Legends.” Fritz Lehmann conducting Orchestra of Radio Berlin. Urania LP 7010, $5.95. [REPORT:] An addition to the recorded literature of Dvorak, but not of overwhelming interest except to Dvorakians.1951 June 30, Roland Gelatt, “Recordings Reports: Classical LP’s and Albums”, in The Saturday Review of Literature, volume XXXIV, number 26, New York, N.Y.: Saturday Review Associates, →ISSN, →OCLC...

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What is Dvorakians the plural of?
Dvorakians is the plural of Dvorakian.

Words near Dvorakians in the dictionary

  1. dvojnices
  2. DvommaDvol
  3. DVOR
  4. Dvorak
  5. Dvorakian
  6. Dvorakians
  7. Dvoretzky
  8. Dvoretzky's theorem
  9. Dvorichna
  10. dvornik
  11. dvorniks

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