Sinbadian
Sinbadian adjective: of or relating to the fictional Sinbad.
Adjective
Sinbadian (comparative more Sinbadian, superlative most Sinbadian)
- Of or relating to the fictional Sinbad.
- Bāqiya begs Walāʼ to stop these Sinbadian journeys which do not particularly succeed; in addition, she asks him to find other means of struggle within the framework of the new political reality and according to the rules governing this reality.2002, Ibrahim Taha, The Palestinian Novel: A Communication Study, page 81
Forms of Sinbadian
| comparative | more Sinbadian |
|---|---|
| superlative | most Sinbadian |
| alternative form | Sindbadian |
Origin of Sinbadian
From Sinbad + -ian.
Questions about Sinbadian
- What does Sinbadian mean?
- Sinbadian means of or relating to the fictional Sinbad.
- What part of speech is Sinbadian?
- Sinbadian is an adjective.
Words near Sinbadian in the dictionary
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