Definition of Rhaeto-Etruscan in English:

Rhaeto-Etruscan

adjective ˌriːtəʊɪˈtrʌsk(ə)n

rare

Of or designating the inhabitants of ancient Rhaetia and Etruria, or their pre-Indo-European language or languages.

noun ˌriːtəʊɪˈtrʌsk(ə)n

rare

A hypothetical pre-Indo-European language, or cluster of pre-Indo-European cognate languages, including Rhaetic and Etruscan.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From classical Latin Rhaetus Rhaetian + -o- + Etruscan noun.

Definition of Rhaeto-Etruscan in US English:

Rhaeto-Etruscan

adjectiveˌriːtəʊɪˈtrʌsk(ə)n

rare

Of or designating the inhabitants of ancient Rhaetia and Etruria, or their pre-Indo-European language or languages.

nounˌriːtəʊɪˈtrʌsk(ə)n

rare

A hypothetical pre-Indo-European language, or cluster of pre-Indo-European cognate languages, including Rhaetic and Etruscan.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From classical Latin Rhaetus Rhaetian + -o- + Etruscan [noun].

单词	Rhaeto-Etruscan
释义	Definition of Rhaeto-Etruscan in English: Rhaeto-Etruscan adjective ˌriːtəʊɪˈtrʌsk(ə)n rare Of or designating the inhabitants of ancient Rhaetia and Etruria, or their pre-Indo-European language or languages. noun ˌriːtəʊɪˈtrʌsk(ə)n rare A hypothetical pre-Indo-European language, or cluster of pre-Indo-European cognate languages, including Rhaetic and Etruscan. Origin Mid 19th century. From classical Latin Rhaetus Rhaetian + -o- + Etruscan noun. Definition of Rhaeto-Etruscan in US English: Rhaeto-Etruscan adjectiveˌriːtəʊɪˈtrʌsk(ə)n rare Of or designating the inhabitants of ancient Rhaetia and Etruria, or their pre-Indo-European language or languages. nounˌriːtəʊɪˈtrʌsk(ə)n rare A hypothetical pre-Indo-European language, or cluster of pre-Indo-European cognate languages, including Rhaetic and Etruscan. Origin Mid 19th century. From classical Latin Rhaetus Rhaetian + -o- + Etruscan [noun].
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