The activity of the Lutetian shippers and navigators covered the territory bathed by the Seine, the Marne, and the Oise, all of them quite navigable.
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Lutetian
//luːˈtiːʃən//
Synonyms for "lutetian"
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17 translations across 11 languages.
Catalan
1 entries- Lutecià name (Translations)
Dutch
1 entries- Lutetien name (Translations)
French
4 entries- lutécien adj (Translations)
- Lutétien name (Translations)
- Lutécien noun (Translations)
- Lutécienne noun (Translations)
German
1 entries- Lutetium name (Translations)
Hungarian
1 entries- Lutetiai name (Translations)
Irish
1 entries- Lúitéiteach adj (Translations)
Italian
1 entries- Luteziano name (Translations)
Marathi
3 entries- लुटेशियन adj (Translations)
- लुटेशियन name (Translations)
- लुटेशियन noun (Translations)
Polish
1 entries- Lutet name (Translations)
Portuguese
2 entries- luteciano adj (Translations)
- Luteciano name (Translations)
Spanish
1 entries- Luteciense name (Translations)
Sample sentences
5 total sentences available.
[...] not long before I took him to the Aerogare, he gave the last of his Lutetian homilies [...]
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It is important to note that the Lutetian sediments occurring in the area under investigation were distinguished as limestone and flysch during previous studies also.
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It is possible that, when they left their islands, a justifiable concern for their own safety in wartime led the Lutetians to settle at the points that were least exposed to aggression.
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