Associations to the word «Arcadian»
Noun
- Arcadia
- Artemis
- Spartan
- Zeus
- Nymph
- Hermes
- Shepherd
- Sparta
- Thebes
- Palatine
- Cult
- Pan
- Myth
- Greece
- Goddess
- Apollo
- Ted
- Bc
- Athens
- Greek
- Athenian
- Acorn
- Tradition
- Inhabitant
- Poseidon
- Legend
- Wolf
- Ovid
- Hero
- Bear
- Simplicity
- Iliad
- Son
- Id
- Bower
- Rome
- Ferrara
- Academy
- Penelope
- Oracle
- Daughter
- Vane
- Olympia
- Chloe
- Barney
- Opera
- Handel
- Genealogy
- Sidney
- Musical
- Sanctuary
- Landscape
- Romance
- Ecology
- Bce
- Ancestor
- Adventures
- Drama
- Rhetoric
- Brooklyn
- Dialect
- Cyprus
- Sacrifice
- Comedy
- Deity
- Duet
- Rich
- Spear
- Mythology
- Homer
- Fletcher
- Deer
- Herd
- Amazon
- Virgin
- Contemporary
- Oak
- Flute
Adjective
Wiktionary
ARCADIAN, adjective. Pertaining to an arcade.
ARCADIAN, adjective. Furnished with arcades.
ARCADIAN, adjective. (literature) Ideally rustic or pastoral.
ARCADIAN, noun. An inhabitant of ancient Arcadia.
ARCADIAN, noun. An ideal rustic.
ARCADIAN, adjective. Pertaining to ancient Arcadia.
ARCADIAN, adjective. Ideally rustic.
ARCADIAN, noun. An inhabitant or a resident of Arcadia, (US), and its suburbs.
ARCADIAN, noun. A thing that originates from Arcadia, (US).
ARCADIAN, adjective. Pertaining to Arcadia (US).
Dictionary definition
ARCADIAN, noun. An inhabitant of Arcadia.
ARCADIAN, adjective. (used with regard to idealized country life) idyllically rustic; "a country life of arcadian contentment"; "a pleasant bucolic scene"; "charming in its pastoral setting"; "rustic tranquility".
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