Definition of Rascian in English:

Rascian

noun ˈraːsɪən

historical

A native or inhabitant of Serbia, a Serb; (in later use frequently) specifically one living within Hungary.

adjective ˈraːsɪən

historical

Of or belonging to the Rascians; Serbian.

Origin

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Norton. From Rascia (post-classical Latin Rascia, Serbian Raška), the name of a major administrative district (Serbian župa) in the medieval Serbian kingdom, now often understood to be synonymous with Serbia and as the ultimate origin of the modern state + -an.

Definition of Rascian in US English:

Rascian

nounˈraːsɪən

historical

A native or inhabitant of Serbia, a Serb; (in later use frequently) specifically one living within Hungary.

adjectiveˈraːsɪən

historical

Of or belonging to the Rascians; Serbian.

Origin

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Norton. From Rascia (post-classical Latin Rascia, Serbian Raška), the name of a major administrative district (Serbian župa) in the medieval Serbian kingdom, now often understood to be synonymous with Serbia and as the ultimate origin of the modern state + -an.

单词	Rascian
释义	Definition of Rascian in English: Rascian noun ˈraːsɪən historical A native or inhabitant of Serbia, a Serb; (in later use frequently) specifically one living within Hungary. adjective ˈraːsɪən historical Of or belonging to the Rascians; Serbian. Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Norton. From Rascia (post-classical Latin Rascia, Serbian Raška), the name of a major administrative district (Serbian župa) in the medieval Serbian kingdom, now often understood to be synonymous with Serbia and as the ultimate origin of the modern state + -an. Definition of Rascian in US English: Rascian nounˈraːsɪən historical A native or inhabitant of Serbia, a Serb; (in later use frequently) specifically one living within Hungary. adjectiveˈraːsɪən historical Of or belonging to the Rascians; Serbian. Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Norton. From Rascia (post-classical Latin Rascia, Serbian Raška), the name of a major administrative district (Serbian župa) in the medieval Serbian kingdom, now often understood to be synonymous with Serbia and as the ultimate origin of the modern state + -an.
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