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Siceliot
noun
Si·cel·i·ot
\sə̇ˈkelēət, sə̇ˈse-, -ēˌät\
variants: or
Sikeliot
\sə̇k-\Definition of Siceliot
-s
: one of the ancient Greeks colonized in Sicily
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Origin and Etymology of siceliot
Greek Sikeliōtēs, from Sikelia Sicily + -ōtēs -ote
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