Getulian
adjective
Ge·tu·li·an
\jēˈtülēən, jē‧ˈtyü-\
variants: less commonly
Getulan
\-lən\Definition of Getulian
: of or relating to the culture of any of the nomadic peoples of Libya and the eastern Sahara in Neolithic and Aeneolithic times
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Origin and Etymology of getulian
Latin Gaetuli, Getuli people inhabiting northwestern Africa in ancient times (from Greek Gaitouli) + English -an
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