Dardan

Dar·dan

or Dar·da·ni·an

noun

Archaic

A Trojan.

Origin of Dardan

Latin Dardanus after Dardanus mortal son of Zeus and founder of the mythical dynasty of kings of northwest Anatolia including Ilus, the founder of Troy, and Priam from Greek Dardanos

Related Forms:

Dar′dan
adjective

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