Euripidean

adjective

Eu·​rip·​i·​de·​an yə¦ripə¦dēən 

: of, relating to, or characteristic of Euripides or his tragedies

Word History

Etymology

Latin euripideus Euripidean (from Greek euripideios, from Euripidēs Euripides, 5th century b.c. Greek playwright) + English -an

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Rhymes for Euripidean

• cameroonian
• epicurean
• adlerian
• caesarian
• cyclopean
• empyrean
• euclidean
• european
• grammarian
• hercynian
• huronian
• jacobean