Samorian
Samorian adjective: of or relating to a short-lived West African state (the Samorian State) that existed from roughly 1860 until 1898.
Adjective
Samorian (comparative more Samorian, superlative most Samorian)
- Of or relating to a short-lived West African state (the Samorian State) that existed from roughly 1860 until 1898.
Noun
Samorian (plural Samorians)
- A native or inhabitant of that state.
Forms of Samorian
| Adjective | |
|---|---|
| comparative | more Samorian |
| superlative | most Samorian |
| Noun | |
| plural | Samorians |
Origin of Samorian
Named after its founder, Samory Toure.
Questions about Samorian
- What does Samorian mean?
- Samorian means of or relating to a short-lived West African state (the Samorian State) that existed from roughly 1860 until 1898.
- What part of speech is Samorian?
- Samorian can be an adjective or a noun.
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