Seleucid Definition
Se·leu·cid (sə lo̵̅o̅′sid)
noun pl. -·cids or -·ci·dae′-si dē′
a member of a dynasty founded by Seleucus I and ruling (312-364? ) over S Asia Minor & the region between the Mediterranean Sea & the Indus River
Etymology: < L Seleucides < Gr Seleukidēs
adjective
designating or of this dynasty
Seleucid Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
Browse dictionary entries near Seleucid
- ‹ Seleucia
- ‹ selenous acid
- ‹ selenous
- ‹ selenology
- ‹ selenography
- ‹ selenodesy
- ‹ seleno-
- ‹ selenium cell
- ‹ selenium
- ‹ selenite

