ligure (Meaning)
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ligure (n.)
A kind of precious stone.
Synonyms & Antonyms of ligure
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ligure Sentence Examples
- The Ligure people were an ancient tribe inhabiting the northwestern coast of Italy.
- The Ligures spoke a pre-Indo-European language known as Ligurian.
- The Roman conquest of Liguria began in 180 BC and was completed by 14 BC.
- The Ligures were known for their skilled seafaring and naval tactics.
- The Ligurian coast was an important trade route between Italy and Gaul.
- The Ligures were also involved in mining and agriculture.
- The exact boundaries of Liguria are still debated among historians.
- The ancient Greek geographer Strabo described the Ligures as "fierce and warlike."
- The Ligures played a significant role in Julius Caesar's conquest of Gaul.
- The Ligurian people eventually adopted the Latin language and culture.
FAQs About the word ligure
A kind of precious stone.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The Ligure people were an ancient tribe inhabiting the northwestern coast of Italy.
The Ligures spoke a pre-Indo-European language known as Ligurian.
The Roman conquest of Liguria began in 180 BC and was completed by 14 BC.
The Ligures were known for their skilled seafaring and naval tactics.
