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scheherazadian

adjective
sche·her·a·za·di·an | \shə̇¦herə¦zädēən, she¦h- sometimes -zād-\

Definition of scheherazadian 

: suited to a tale of the fabled queen Scheherazade : strangely fabulous

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History and Etymology for scheherazadian

Scheherazade, fictitious queen represented as narrator of the stories in the Arabian Nights' Entertainments + English -an

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