aenean
/eɪniˈɛn/Definitions
1. adjective
A Roman of noble birth, particularly a descendant of the legendary hero Aeneas.
“The historian was fascinated by the aenean lineage of the ancient Roman family.”
2. noun
A member of a noble or aristocratic family in ancient Rome.
“The aenean class held significant power and influence in Roman society.”
3. proper noun
A reference to Aeneas or his descendants, particularly in the context of ancient Roman history and mythology.
“The aenean dynasty played a crucial role in shaping Roman politics and culture.”