One of a race of ancient Italy who inhabited the central region of the Apennines.

= Etruscan, n.

= Volscian, n. 1.

One of a people of ancient Italy, believed to be an offshoot of the Sabines; their territory, called Samnium, was adjacent to Latium.

A native or inhabitant of medieval or modern Venice; a member of the medieval republic of Venice; more rarely, one of the ancient Veneti…

Historical. One of an ancient warlike people formerly inhabiting the east of Latium, subdued by the Romans in the 4th century b.c.

= Marrucinian, n. 1.

With plural agreement. An Oscan-Umbrian people who lived near the Fucine Lake in central Italy.

A member of the Marsi.

A member of an ancient Oscan people who lived in the Gran Sasso d'Italia area of Italy.

n. A native or inhabitant of the ancient city of Tarentum (now Taranto), in SE Italy.

= Marrucinian, n. 1. Obsolete.

A member of an Oscan-Umbrian people based in and around the ancient town of Corfinium in central Italy.

A person belonging to any of these peoples. Also, any of the numerous dialects of Italic spoken by the Sabellians.

One of the Tyrrheni; an Etruscan.

A member of the Lucani, a branch of the Sabelline race, inhabiting Lucania.

= Tyrrhenian, adj. n.

A member of this people.

A member of an Oscan-Umbrian people living in the area around Teate (now Chieti) in ancient Italy.

= Oscan, n. 1.

Of or pertaining to Ausonia or to the Ausonians, the primitive inhabitants of middle and lower Italy; hence, Italian. Also n., a native of Ausonia…

A member of any of the peoples who spoke an Osco-Umbrian language. rare.

= Osco-Umbrian, n. 1. rare.