Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
punic
adjective
ˈpyü-nik
Definition
of or relating to the ancient Phoenicians or their culture
Examples
- The Punic Wars were a series of conflicts fought between Rome and Carthage.
- Punic inscriptions provide valuable insights into the language and culture of the ancient Phoenicians.
- The term ‘Punic’ is often used to describe things associated with Carthaginian traditions.
Meaning
Punic refers to the civilization and language of the Phoenicians who lived in what is now Lebanon and parts of North Africa, particularly Carthage.
Synonyms
- Carthaginian
- Phoenician
