Tarquinian
adjective
Tar·quin·i·an
(ˈ)tär¦kwinēən
: of or relating to the legendary Tarquin kings of ancient Rome noted especially for their tyranny
Word History
Etymology
Latin tarquinius (from Tarquinius Tarquin, any one of a succession of legendary Roman kings of the 6th and 5th centuries b.c. probably from Tarquinii Tarquinia, ancient Roman town in central Italy that was the birthplace of the first Tarquin king) + English -an
- cross of St. Anthony
- cross of the Resurrection
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- cross one's fingers
- cross oneself
- cross or pile
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- cross out
- cross paths
- cross paths (with)
- cross paths with
- cross peen
- cross product
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