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Publilian

Publilian adjective: of or relating to Publilius Volero, Ancient Roman statesman who pushed for reforms in suffrage.

Adjective

Publilian (not comparable)

  1. Of or relating to Publilius Volero, Ancient Roman statesman who pushed for reforms in suffrage.

Origin of Publilian

From Latin Publilius + -ian.

Questions about Publilian

What does Publilian mean?
Publilian means of or relating to Publilius Volero, Ancient Roman statesman who pushed for reforms in suffrage.
What part of speech is Publilian?
Publilian is an adjective.

Words near Publilian in the dictionary

  1. publicness
  2. publics
  3. publification
  4. publifications
  5. publike
  6. Publilian
  7. publique
  8. publiquely
  9. publiques
  10. publish
  11. publish or perish

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