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Definitions from the WebTerm: Old PrussianOld Prussian refers to the extinct Baltic language, spoken by the ancient Old Prussians who inhabited the Baltic region, primarily in present-day Lithuania and Kaliningrad Oblast. 1. Noun (Language)The Old Prussian language was a unique branch of the Baltic languages, characterized by its rich vocabulary and distinct grammatical features. Example Sentence: The study of Old Prussian provides us with valuable insights into the cultural and linguistic history of the ancient Baltic peoples. 2. Noun (Person)An Old Prussian can refer to a person who belonged to the ancient Old Prussian tribe and culture. Example Sentence: The Old Prussians were known for their fierce warrior traditions and rich folklore. 3. AdjectiveThe term Old Prussian can be used as an adjective to describe anything related to the ancient Old Prussians or their culture. Example Sentence: The archaeologists discovered an Old Prussian burial mound filled with artifacts and remains. Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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