Elizabethiana
Elizabethiana noun: elizabethan items.
Noun
Elizabethiana pl (plural only)
- Elizabethan items.
- The report also disclosed an endowment of the Yale [University] Elizabethan Club with a fund of $100,000 by Alexander [Smith] Cochran, Yale, 1896. This is in addition to gifts by Mr. Cochran of a house and its furnishings, and the valuable collection of Elizabethiana bought by him in England, and...1912 June 18, “[Arthur Twining] Hadley Calls for More Specialization […]”, in The New York Times, New York, N.Y.: The New York Times Company, →ISSN, →OCLC
- Yet with all this bias for Elizabeth [I] Mr. [Milton] Waldman’s biography (a succinct and eminently readable book) is an important and interesting addition to Elizabethiana.1933 October 8, Herbert Gorman, “When Gloriana Forged Her England […]”, in The New York Times, New York, N.Y.: The New York Times Company, →ISSN, →OCLC
Forms of Elizabethiana
| alternative form (rare) | Elizabethana |
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Origin of Elizabethiana
From Elizabeth + -iana.
Questions about Elizabethiana
- What does Elizabethiana mean?
- Elizabethiana means elizabethan items.
- What part of speech is Elizabethiana?
- Elizabethiana is a noun.
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