seleucidan

/ˌsɛljuːˈsaɪdən, -ˌsɪdən/

Definitions

1. noun

A member of a dynasty of kings of the Hellenistic period, originating from the general Seleucus Nicator.

“The Seleucidans played a significant role in the development of Greek culture in the eastern Mediterranean.”

Synonyms

  • Hellenistic
  • Seleucid

Antonyms

  • Parthian
  • Roman