Definition of Icenian in English:

Icenian

(also Icenaean)

noun ʌɪˈsiːnɪən

1A member of the Iceni.
2Geology. The Icenian stage; the strata collectively dating from this time. Now rare.

adjective ʌɪˈsiːnɪən

1Of or relating to the Iceni; belonging to the Iceni.
2Geology. Designating a stage of the early Pleistocene series (originally regarded as late Pliocene), exemplified by deposits of sand, clay, etc., in East Anglia; of or relating to this stage.

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Grenewey (fl. 1598), translator. From the name of the Iceni + -ian.

(also Icenaean)

nounʌɪˈsiːnɪən

1A member of the Iceni.
2Geology. The Icenian stage; the strata collectively dating from this time. Now rare.

adjectiveʌɪˈsiːnɪən

1Of or relating to the Iceni; belonging to the Iceni.
2Geology. Designating a stage of the early Pleistocene series (originally regarded as late Pliocene), exemplified by deposits of sand, clay, etc., in East Anglia; of or relating to this stage.

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Grenewey (fl. 1598), translator. From the name of the Iceni + -ian.

词汇	Icenian
释义	Definition of Icenian in English: Icenian (also Icenaean) noun ʌɪˈsiːnɪən 1A member of the Iceni. 2Geology. The Icenian stage; the strata collectively dating from this time. Now rare. adjective ʌɪˈsiːnɪən 1Of or relating to the Iceni; belonging to the Iceni. 2Geology. Designating a stage of the early Pleistocene series (originally regarded as late Pliocene), exemplified by deposits of sand, clay, etc., in East Anglia; of or relating to this stage. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Grenewey (fl. 1598), translator. From the name of the Iceni + -ian. Definition of Icenian in US English: Icenian (also Icenaean) nounʌɪˈsiːnɪən 1A member of the Iceni. 2Geology. The Icenian stage; the strata collectively dating from this time. Now rare. adjectiveʌɪˈsiːnɪən 1Of or relating to the Iceni; belonging to the Iceni. 2Geology. Designating a stage of the early Pleistocene series (originally regarded as late Pliocene), exemplified by deposits of sand, clay, etc., in East Anglia; of or relating to this stage. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Grenewey (fl. 1598), translator. From the name of the Iceni + -ian.
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