The meaning of Baltic
Baltic – definition
adjectiveRelating to the baltic sea or the region surrounding it.
Usage examples:
It supports the restoration of a levy on grain imports from the black sea and baltic regions and pl…adjectiveDenoting or relating to a branch of the indo-european family of languages consisting of lithuanian, latvian, and old prussian.
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The official language is lithuanian, one of two remaining languages in the baltic branch of the ind…adjective(of weather conditions) very cold.
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By all accounts saturday is going to be pretty baltic
nounThe baltic sea or the baltic states.
nounThe baltic languages collectively.
Usage examples:
But you just can't argue with top-notch baltic pop-rock like this.
adjectiveBelonging to or relating to the baltic sea or the countries surrounding it
Usage examples:
It's baltic outside.
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Word origin
late 16th century: from medieval Latin Balticus, from late Latin Balthae ‘dwellers near the Baltic Sea’.
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