Phrygian /frijˈi-ən/

Relating to Phrygia in Asia Minor, or to its people

1. A native of Phrygia
2. A Montanist
3. The language of the ancient Phrygians

Phrygian cap noun

An ancient type of conical cap with the top turned forward, which in the French Revolution came to symbolize liberty

Phrygian mode noun

1. (in ancient Greek music) a mode of two tetrachords with a semitone in the middle of each and a whole tone between the tetrachords (eg: d e f g; a b c d; but reckoned downwards by the Greeks)
2. (in old Church music) an authentic mode extending from e to e, with e as its final

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