Libyan ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Libyan ( adjective )

1. Of or from Libya.
2. Relating to the culture, people or language of Libya.

Origin:

From latin libycus, from greek λιβύης (libúēs, "libyan"), from λίβυς (líbus, "libyan"), from the name of the ancient libyan tribe the libu.

Examples:

1. The Libyan government has been in turmoil for several years.
2. The Libyan people have been struggling with political instability.
3. The Libyan desert is one of the harshest in the world.
4. The Libyan culture is a mix of various influences.
5. The Libyan language is primarily Arabic.

(As a noun)

Libyan ( noun )

1. Of or from Libya.
2. Relating to the culture, people or language of Libya.

Origin:

From latin libycus, from greek λιβύης (libúēs, "libyan"), from λίβυς (líbus, "libyan"), from the name of the ancient libyan tribe the libu.

Examples:

1. The Libyan government has been in turmoil for several years.
2. The Libyan people have been struggling with political instability.
3. The Libyan desert is one of the harshest in the world.
4. The Libyan culture is a mix of various influences.
5. The Libyan language is primarily Arabic.