catalaunian

/kætəˈlɔːniən/

Definitions

1. adjective

Relating to the Catalaunian Fields, a region in northeastern France, where the Battle of Chalons took place in 451 AD.

“The Catalaunian campaign was a pivotal moment in Roman history.”

2. noun

A member of the Germanic tribe that inhabited the region of the Catalaunian Fields.

“The Catalaunian warriors played a crucial role in the battle against the Huns.”

Synonyms

  • catalonian
  • chalonnaise