Lotharian
Lotharian adjective: relating to any person called Lothar or Lothair.
Adjective
Lotharian (comparative more Lotharian, superlative most Lotharian)
- Relating to any person called Lothar or Lothair.
Forms of Lotharian
| comparative | more Lotharian |
|---|---|
| superlative | most Lotharian |
Origin of Lotharian
From Medieval Latin Lōthariānus, from Lōtharius + -iānus. By surface analysis, Lothar + -ian.
Questions about Lotharian
- What does Lotharian mean?
- Lotharian means relating to any person called Lothar or Lothair.
- What part of speech is Lotharian?
- Lotharian is an adjective.
Words near Lotharian in the dictionary
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