एक मूल या फ्रागिया का निवासी

Noun:

फ्रीजियाई (एशिया माअनर का एक प्राचीन देश),

phrygian's Usage Examples:

His resemblance to Adonis has led to the theory that the names of the two are identical, and that Attis is only the Semitic companion of Syrian Aphrodite grafted on to the Phrygian Great Mother worship (Haakh, Stuttgarter-Philolog.- Vers., 18J7, 176 ff.).

It was a self-governing municipality, striking its, own coins, and stood on the Apamea-Synnada-Pessinus road, by which the celebrated marble called Synnadic, Docimian and Phrygian was conveyed to the coast.

The small Phrygian towns of Pepuza and Tymion were selected as the headquarters of his church.

Also inscriptions in early Phrygian character and language, found in 1894.

SABAZIUS, a Phrygian or Thracian deity, frequently identified with Dionysus, sometimes (but less frequently) with Zeus.

SILENUS, a primitive Phrygian deity of woods and springs.

We know from many sources the prominence assigned to women prophets in the Phrygian church.

The story of Alexander's cutting the fatal "Gordian knot" on the chariot of the ancient Phrygian king Gordius is connected with his stay in this place.

He was originally the god of the small river of the same name near Celaenae, an old Phrygian town.

MARSYAS, in Greek mythology, a Phrygian god or Silenus, son of Hyagnis.

phrygian's Meaning':

a native or inhabitant of Phrygia

Synonyms:

habitant, indweller, dweller, Colossian, inhabitant, denizen,

Antonyms:

artificial language,