Punic

English + language +s Alternative forms en Punick obsolete Etymology From en la Pūnicus, variant of la Poenicus, from la Poenus + la -icus, from en grc Φοῖνιξ, from en gmy 𐀡𐀛𐀑𐀍 under influence from grc φοινός crimson red owing to its relation to Tyrian purple, apparently from or cognate with en egy fnḫw Asiatics, Semites, f:n:x-w-V12:Z2. Equivalent to a modified en Phoenician ic. Pronunciation en /ˈpjuːnɪk/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Sumxr-Punic.wav US en uːnɪk 2 Adjective Of or relating to ancient Carthage, its inhabitants, or their language. en Carthaginian en figurative ethnic slur Perfidious, treacherous, faithless. en double-dealing infidelitous ratlike Thesaurus:treacherous Derived terms en Punicism Punic apple Punic faith Punic tree Punic War Siculo-Punic Related terms en Phoenician Translations of or relating to ancient Carthage Carthaginian Arabic: ar بُونِي Bulgarian: bg картагенски Czech: cs punský Danish: da punisk Dutch: nl Punisch French: fr punique Hungarian: hu pun Marathi: mr प्यूनिक Portuguese: pt púnico Slovak: sk púnsky m, sk púnska f, sk púnske n treacherous Bulgarian: bg вероломен Finnish: fi petollinen Portuguese: pt púnico m, pt traiçoeiro m Noun A native or inhabitant of ancient Carthage; a Carthaginian. Translations native or inhabitant of ancient Carthage Carthaginian Czech: cs Kartáginec, cs Pun m Danish: da puner c Dutch: nl Puniër m, nl Carthager m Hungarian: hu pun Marathi: mr प्यूनिक Slovak: sk Kartáginec m, sk Pún m Turkish: tr Kartacalı, tr Pön Proper noun The language of Carthage. Derived terms en Latino-Punic en Neo-Punic en Siculo-Punic Translations language of Carthage Danish: da punisk n Dutch: nl Punisch n Finnish: fi puunin kieli, fi puuni French: fr punique m Galician: gl púnico m Greek: el καρχηδονιακά n-p Hungarian: hu pun Irish: ga Púnais f Italian: it punico m Latin: la lingua Pūnica f Marathi: mr प्यूनिक f Portuguese: pt púnico m, pt cartaginês m Spanish: es púnico m, es cartaginés m Turkish: tr Pönce Anagrams en cinpu cupin en Racism en Languages