justinian

/ˈdʒʌstɪniən/

Definitions

1. proper noun

A 6th-century Byzantine emperor who oversaw a major codification of Roman law.

“The Justinian Code had a profound impact on the development of Western law.”

2. adjective

Related to or characteristic of Justinian or his era.

“The Justinian dynasty marked a significant period in the history of the Byzantine Empire.”

Synonyms

  • byzantine
  • byzantium
  • eastern

Antonyms

  • roman
  • western