Cantabrian

English Etymology en :af Cantabria -an + 1 Adjective From, or pertaining to, Cantabria Translations pertaining to Cantabria Asturian: ast cántabru m, ast cántabra f, ast cántabro n Catalan: ca cantàbric, ca càntabre Dutch: nl Cantabrisch French: fr cantabrique Friulian: fur cantabric Georgian: ka კანტაბრიული, ka კანტაბრიის German: de kantabrisch Italian: it cantabrico Polish: pl kantabryjski Spanish: es cántabro Proper noun A Romance variety spoken in Cantabria. en obsolete The language of the Cantabri, formerly believed to be Basque but now generally thought to be Celtic. en 1797 Encyclopaedia Britannica 4 122 third Cantabria The ancient Cantabrian, in effect, is still found to subsist in the more barren and mountainous parts of the provinces of Biscay, Asturias, and Navarre. en geology An age beginning 305 million years ago, a subdivision of the Carboniferous. Translations language Asturian: ast cántabru m Catalan: ca càntabre m Georgian: ka კანტაბრიული, ka კანტაბრიული ენა German: de Kantabrisch Polish: pl kantabryjski m Noun Someone from Cantabria. en New Zealand Someone from Canterbury Translations person from Cantabria Catalan: ca càntabre m Dutch: nl Cantabriër m, nl Cantaber m, nl Cantabrische f French: fr Cantabre m f Georgian: ka კანტაბრიელი Polish: pl Kantabryjczyk m Spanish: es cántabro m en terms suffixed with -ian en Cantabria, Spain Demonyms Languages