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Pelasgic

[ puh-laz-jik, -gik ]

adjective



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Word History and Origins

Origin of Pelasgic1

1775–85; Greek Pelasgikós. See Pelasgi, -ic
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Example Sentences

They came in contact with ancient, settled, staid, conservative Pelasgic wealth and culture.

It will hereafter (I think) be found that the institution of all gymnastic and martial games was Hellenic and not Pelasgic.

For we find only three other cases of such endowments: all in places strongly marked with a Pelasgic character.

These settlements were made long before the Pelasgic migrations into Greece, which happened at least 2000 years before Christ.

Miss Lydia gave her drawing to her maid—and lost all admiration for Pelasgic structures.

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