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Tironian
adjective
Ti·ro·ni·an
\(ˈ)tī¦rōnēən\
Definition of Tironian
: of or relating to the learned freedman Tiro or the notae Tironianae
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Origin and Etymology of tironian
Latin tironianus, from tiron- (from M. Tullius Tiro, flourished 1st century b.c. secretary of Cicero) + -ianus -ian
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