atrebates
/ˈætrɪbeɪts/Definitions
1. noun
A member of an ancient Celtic people who inhabited the region around the mouth of the Rhine.
“The archeologists discovered that the atrebates were skilled metalworkers.”
2. noun
A term sometimes used to refer to the Atrebates, a Belgic tribe in ancient Gaul.
“The historian studied the atrebates in depth to gain a better understanding of the region’s history.”