Spartan ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Spartan ( adjective )

1. Of or relating to the ancient Greek city-state of Sparta or its people.
2. Disciplined and self-controlled, especially in avoiding physical comforts or luxuries.
3. Simple, basic and lacking in luxury or ornamentation.

Origin:

From latin spartānus, from ancient greek σπαρτιατός (spartiatós), from σπάρτη (spártē, "sparta") + -ατός (-atós, "-a.n")

Examples:

1. The spartan lifestyle of the ancient Spartans was known for its simplicity and discipline.
2. He lived a spartan existence, with few possessions and a minimal lifestyle.
3. She had a spartan attitude towards material possessions.
4. The spartan interior of the monastery was simple and unadorned.
5. The spartan barracks were designed for functionality rather than comfort.

(As a noun)

Spartan ( noun )

1. Of or relating to the ancient Greek city-state of Sparta or its people.
2. Disciplined and self-controlled, especially in avoiding physical comforts or luxuries.
3. Simple, basic and lacking in luxury or ornamentation.

Origin:

From latin spartānus, from ancient greek σπαρτιατός (spartiatós), from σπάρτη (spártē, "sparta") + -ατός (-atós, "-a.n")

Examples:

1. The spartan lifestyle of the ancient Spartans was known for its simplicity and discipline.
2. He lived a spartan existence, with few possessions and a minimal lifestyle.
3. She had a spartan attitude towards material possessions.
4. The spartan interior of the monastery was simple and unadorned.
5. The spartan barracks were designed for functionality rather than comfort.