1. Pertaining to Lydia, in Asia Minor, or to its voluptuous people; soft; effeminate; soft and slow. Lydian-stone, a kind of flint, used anciently as a touch-stone.

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

• lydias,
• libian,
• ladan,
• lidia,
• idian,
• ladin,
• lyydia,
• lomian,
• ndian,
• lybian,
• lesian,
• lndian,
• lebian,
• lndia,
• lidion,
• dydion,
• lidian,
• ludyan,
• lwian,
• lycin

• ludian,
• Lyden,
• lydon.

The adjective form of the word "Lydian" is simply "Lydian".

The plural form of "lydian" is "lydians".

The singular form of the word "lydian" is "lydian". This term refers to a member or an inhabitant of Lydia, an ancient region in Asia Minor. It can also describe the Lydian language or culture. The word does not change in its singular form.