lucan
/luˈkɑːn/Definitions
1. noun
A member of an ancient Italic tribe that lived in central Italy, especially in the region of modern-day Lazio.
“The archaeological findings revealed the presence of the Lucan tribe in the area.”
2. proper noun
Referring to the Italian region of Lucania or the province of Lucana.
“The Lucan cuisine is known for its rich flavors and traditional ingredients.”
3. proper noun
Referring to the Roman poet Gaius Lucanus, also known as Lucan.
“The works of Lucan are still widely studied in classical literature classes.”