1. Belonging to Phrygia; an epithet applied to a sprightly animating kind of music, and also to a kind of pumice stone, anciently used in dyeing. Phrygian cap, a woollen cap worn by the ancient Phrygians, and become the emblem of enfranchisement and liberty.

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

• ohrygian,
• lhrygian,
• -hrygian,
• 0hrygian,
• pgrygian,
• pbrygian,
• pnrygian,
• pjrygian,
• purygian,
• pyrygian,
• pheygian,
• phdygian,
• phfygian,
• phtygian,
• ph5ygian,
• ph4ygian,
• phyrygian,
• Frygian,
• Phriagian,
• Phregian

The adjective form of the word "Phrygian" is "Phrygian".

The plural of the "phrygian" can be the "Phrygians".

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