poliadic
/ˌpɒlɪˈadɪk/Chiefly Ancient History rare
adjective
Of the nature of or relating to a tutelary god of a city or state.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Ernest Bax (1854–1926), Marxist theoretician and activist. From ancient Greek Πολιαδ-, Πολιάς (female) guardian of the city, epithet of Athene as tutelary goddess of Athens + -ic.
- roughhead
- rough-headed poppy
- rough-hew
- rough-hewn
- rough horsetail
- rough hound
- roughhouse
- roughie
- rough-in
- roughing
- roughing pump
- roughings
- roughish
- roughit
- rough justice
- rough knot
- rough-leaved
- rough-legged
- rough-legged buzzard
- rough-legged hawk
- rough lemon
- rough lock
- roughlock
- rough log
- rough logbook