Tyrrhenian
adjective
Tyr·rhe·ni·an
tə̇ˈrēnēən
variants or less commonly Tyrrhene
ˈtiˌrēn,
tə̇ˈr-
: of or relating to the Tyrrheni
Word History
Etymology
tyrrhene from Latin tyrrhenus, from Greek tyrrhēnos; tyrrhenian from Latin tyrrhenus + English -ian
- and a half
- and all
- and anyway
- and Bob's your uncle
- and change
- and counting
- and everything
- and how
- and no mistake
- and not before time
- and not before time too
- and otherwise
- and so forth
- and so on
- and stuff
- and such
- and suchlike
- and that
- and the like
- and then some
- and under
- and/or
- anda
- anda-assu
- Andaki