Lusitanic

English Etymology en :bor la:Lūsītānicus :af<surf> Lusitan -ic ++ 1 Pronunciation en /luːsɪˈtænɪk/ en ænɪk 4 Adjective en history Of or relating to the ancient Lusitans or Lusitania. en Lusitan Lusitanian en 1799 The History of Scotland 77 https://books.google.com/books?id=WiRer3bT__gC&pg=PA77 Lancobrica, of the Lusitanic Celti, Ptolemy. / [...] / Nemetobrica, in the country of the Lusitanic Celts, Ptolemy. en dated Portuguese. en Lusitan Lusitanian en 1867 The Intellectual Observer 86 https://books.google.com/books?id=3ZU5AAAAcAAJ&pg=PA86 The discovery at Setubal proves the interresting fact that a species of Hyalonema lives somewhere on the Portuguese coast, or, at all events, in the course of some one of the strong currents which was the Lusitanic peninsula. Proper noun en history en Lusitanian extinct paleo-Hispanic language en history en Judaeo-Portuguese en Extinct languages