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Showing words for PHRYGIAN using the English dictionary

8 Letter Words for Phrygian

phrygian

7 Letter Words for Phrygian

harping, phrygia, praying

6 Letter Words for Phrygian

grainy, graphy, haring, harpin, haying, hayrig, hygrin, hyping, paring, paying, prying, rahing, raping, raying, rhynia

5 Letter Words for Phrygian

agrin, ahing, angry, anigh, aping, argin, garni, ghain, girny, grain, graip, graph, grapy, griph, gripy, gryph, hairy, harpy, higra, hying, nairy, ngapi, nigra, pagri, pangi, phang, pirny, prang, pyran, rainy, rangy, ringy

4 Letter Words for Phrygian

agin, agni, airn, airy, argh, arni, ayin, gain, gair, gapy, gari, garn, gary, girn, gnar, gran, gray, grin, grip, gyri, hagi, hain, hair, hang, hani, harn, harp, hing, hiya, inga, iran, iyar, nagi, naig, nary, ngai, nigh, nipa, nypa, pahi, pain, pair, pang, pari, phar, pian, pina, ping, pirn, prag, pray, prig, prin, pyin, ragi, rain, rang, riga, ring, ripa, yagi, yahi, yair, yang, yarn, yigh, yirn

3 Letter Words for Phrygian

agr, agy, ahi, ain, air, any, aph, apr, arg, arn, ary, ayr, gan, gap, gar, gay, gin, gnp, gph, gra, gry, gyn, gyp, hag, han, hap, hay, hia, hin, hip, hir, hny, hyp, ign, ihp, ing, iph, ipr, ira, nag, nah, nap, nar, nay, nig, nip, pah, pan, par, pay, phi, phr, pia, pig, pin, pir, prn, pry, pya, pyr, rag, rah, rai, ran, rap, ray, rha, rhy, ria, rig, rin, rip, rna, rya, yag, yah, yan, yap, yar, yin, yip

Definitions for Phrygian

[1] of or relating to Phrygia, its people, or their language.
[2] a native or inhabitant of Phrygia.
[3] an Indo-European language that was the language of Phrygia.
[4] of or relating to ancient Phrygia, its inhabitants, or their extinct language
[5] music of or relating to an authentic mode represented by the natural diatonic scale from E to E See Hypo-
[6] music (of a cadence) denoting a progression that leads a piece of music out of the major key and ends on the dominant chord of the relative minor key
[7] a native or inhabitant of ancient Phrygia
[8] an ancient language of Phrygia, belonging to the Thraco-Phrygian branch of the Indo-European family: recorded in a few inscriptions

Origin of Phrygian

From the Latin word Phrygiānus, dating back to 1570–80. See Phrygia, -an