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Sieversian

Sieversian adjective: of or relating to Eduard Sievers (1850–1932), philologist of the classical and Germanic languages, and discoverer of Sievers's law.

Adjective

Sieversian (comparative more Sieversian, superlative most Sieversian)

  1. Of or relating to Eduard Sievers (1850–1932), philologist of the classical and Germanic languages, and discoverer of Sievers's law.

Forms of Sieversian

comparativemore Sieversian
superlativemost Sieversian

Origin of Sieversian

From Sievers + -ian.

Questions about Sieversian

What does Sieversian mean?
Sieversian means of or relating to Eduard Sievers (1850–1932), philologist of the classical and Germanic languages, and discoverer of Sievers's law.
What part of speech is Sieversian?
Sieversian is an adjective.

Words near Sieversian in the dictionary

  1. sievelike
  2. siever
  3. sievers
  4. Sievers' law
  5. Sievers's law
  6. Sieversian
  7. sievert
  8. sieverts
  9. Sieverts' law
  10. sieves
  11. sievesful

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