Ragusian
/rəˈɡuːzɪən/Now historical and rare
noun
= Ragusan.
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in James Sanford (fl. 1567–1582), translator. From the name of Ragusa + -ian, partly (as adjective) after Middle French Ragusien, adjective.
- Praetorian Prefect
- Praetorian prefecture
- praetorium
- praetorship
- prag
- praggin
- Pragian
- pragmalinguistic
- pragmalinguistics
- pragmatic
- pragmatica
- pragmatical
- pragmatically
- pragmaticalness
- pragmaticism
- pragmaticist
- pragmatics
- pragmatic sanction
- pragmatisation
- pragmatise
- pragmatised
- pragmatiser
- pragmatising
- pragmatism
- pragmatist