pictish (Meaning)
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pictish (a.)
Of or pertaining to Picts; resembling the Picts.
Synonyms & Antonyms of pictish
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pictish Sentence Examples
- The Pictish stones scattered throughout Scotland still hold enigmatic symbols and forgotten tales.
- Archaeologists continue to explore ancient Pictish forts, seeking to unravel their secrets.
- The Picts, a mysterious people who inhabited Scotland, left behind intriguing carvings known as Pictish symbols.
- Historians debate the origins and language of the elusive Pictish tribe.
- The Pictish fortifications of Fortriu attest to their military prowess and strategic prowess.
- Researchers have discovered new evidence suggesting a potential Pictish settlement near Loch Ness.
- The Pictish warrior queen Drustigern led her people in fierce battles against Roman and Anglo-Saxon invaders.
- The Pictish symbol known as the "double disc and Z-rod" is a distinctive mark of their artistic legacy.
- The Pictish Chronicle, a medieval text, provides invaluable insights into the history and mythology of the Picts.
- The Pictish language, once spoken in northern Britain, has faded into obscurity, leaving behind tantalizing fragments of its former glory.
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Of or pertaining to Picts; resembling the Picts.
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No antonyms found.
The Pictish stones scattered throughout Scotland still hold enigmatic symbols and forgotten tales.
Archaeologists continue to explore ancient Pictish forts, seeking to unravel their secrets.
The Picts, a mysterious people who inhabited Scotland, left behind intriguing carvings known as Pictish symbols.
Historians debate the origins and language of the elusive Pictish tribe.
