Definition of antoecian in English:

antoecian

noun anˈtiːʃn

A person living at the same meridian as another or oneself, on the opposite side of the equator and at the same distance from it. Also with of, †to. Usually in plural: = antoeci.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Robert Ashley (1565–1641), translator and book collector. From antoeci + -ian, originally after Middle French antecien.

Definition of antoecian in US English:

antoecian

nounanˈtiːʃn

A person living at the same meridian as another or oneself, on the opposite side of the equator and at the same distance from it. Also with of, †to. Usually in plural: = antoeci.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Robert Ashley (1565–1641), translator and book collector. From antoeci + -ian, originally after Middle French antecien.

单词	antoecian
释义	Definition of antoecian in English: antoecian noun anˈtiːʃn A person living at the same meridian as another or oneself, on the opposite side of the equator and at the same distance from it. Also with of, †to. Usually in plural: = antoeci. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Robert Ashley (1565–1641), translator and book collector. From antoeci + -ian, originally after Middle French antecien. Definition of antoecian in US English: antoecian nounanˈtiːʃn A person living at the same meridian as another or oneself, on the opposite side of the equator and at the same distance from it. Also with of, †to. Usually in plural: = antoeci. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Robert Ashley (1565–1641), translator and book collector. From antoeci + -ian, originally after Middle French antecien.
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