Pictish
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Pict·ish
(pĭk′tĭsh)adj.
Of or relating to the Picts or their language or culture.
n.
The language of the Picts, of uncertain affiliation, known chiefly from place names and extinct by the tenth century.
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Pictish
(ˈpɪktɪʃ)n
(Languages) the language of the Picts, of which few records survive. Its origins are much disputed and it was extinct by about 900 ad
adj
(Historical Terms) of or relating to the Picts
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Pict•ish
(ˈpɪk tɪʃ)n.
1. the sparsely attested language or languages of the Picts, elements of which are apparently akin to British Celtic.
adj. 2. of or pertaining to the Picts or their speech.
[1700–10]
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Pictish
adj → piktisch
n (Ling) → Piktisch nt
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