1. Under Augustas, as, the Augustan age; distinguished by refined and brilliant literary activity; pertaining to Augusta, or Augsburg. The Augustan confession, drawn up at Augusta, by Luther and Melancthon, in 1530, as a statement of the principles of the Protestants, and their reasons for separating from the Romish Church.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• agusta,
• augustana,
• augstin,
• augesta,
• augustra,
• augusten,
• agustin,
• august5,
• august1,
• augusata,
• augustt,
• augusto,
• augusti,
• augustin,
• nehustan,
• dunnstan,
• augustyn,
• Augestin,
• Augurstant,
• Mangwstan

• Auguste,
• Augustina,
• Agustin,
• augustinian,
• august plum,
• Augustyn,
• august,
• Agustina,
• Augusto,
• august 6,
• augustine,
• augustus,
• Augustin,
• augusta,
• august 1,
• august 15.

The plural of the "augustan" can be the "Augustans".

The singular of the "augustan" can be the "augustan".