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paralious

paralious adjective: coastal; native to the coast.

Adjective

paralious (not comparable)

  1. (obsolete) coastal; native to the coast

Origin of paralious

From Latin paralius, from Ancient Greek παράλιος (parálios, “coastal, maritime”).

Questions about paralious

What does paralious mean?
Paralious means coastal; native to the coast.
What part of speech is paralious?
Paralious is an adjective.

Words near paralious in the dictionary

  1. paralingual
  2. paralinguistic
  3. paralinguistically
  4. paralinguistics
  5. paralinin
  6. paralious
  7. paralipomena
  8. paralipomenon
  9. paralipses
  10. paralipsis
  11. paraliptic

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