Tripolitanian
Tripolitanian adjective: of, or relating to, Tripolitania.
Adjective
Tripolitanian (not comparable)
- Of, or relating to, Tripolitania.
- Two of the locomotives remaining in Italy were sent across the Mediterranean to Tripoli, at the time a base for Rommel's armies in North Africa, although they could not run on the 3 ft. 1½ in.-gauge Tripolitanian railways.1955 December, P. M. Kalla-Bishop, “Letters to the Editor: Italian-Built Garratts in Africa”, in Railway Magazine, page 873
Noun
Tripolitanian (plural Tripolitanians)
- An inhabitant or native of Tripolitania.
Forms of Tripolitanian
| plural | Tripolitanians |
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Origin of Tripolitanian
From Tripolitania + -an.
Questions about Tripolitanian
- What does Tripolitanian mean?
- Tripolitanian means of, or relating to, Tripolitania.
- What part of speech is Tripolitanian?
- Tripolitanian can be an adjective or a noun.
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