Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

Phrygia

Noun

/ˈfrɪdʒiə/

Definition

An ancient region located in central Anatolia, known for its rich history and influence in the ancient world.

Examples

The Phrygian kingdom played a significant role in the history of ancient Turkey.
The Phrygians are famous for their unique burial mounds and impressive artistic skills.

Meaning

Phrygia refers to both a geographical area and a cultural heritage, particularly associated with the Phrygians, an ancient people known for their contributions to art and architecture.