Dardani
plural noun
Dar·da·ni
\ˈdärdənˌī, -ˌē\
Definition of Dardani
: an ancient Illyrian people especially noted for their successful raids on Macedonia and the Roman provinces during the 1st century b.c.
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Origin and Etymology of dardani
Latin, from Greek Dardanoi
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