transalpine
/trænˈzælpaɪn/
noun
- A person who lives beyond the Alps, especially from the perspective of ancient Rome.
- Trade between the Romans and the transalpines grew over the centuries.
- The transalpines brought amber and furs to Italian markets.
- The Romans often viewed the transalpines as fierce warriors.
adjective
- Situated on the far side of the Alps (usually from the perspective of Rome or Italy); beyond the Alps.
- Transalpine trade routes connected Italy with northern Europe.
- The transalpine regions were known for their cold winters and dense forests.
- The Roman army campaigned in transalpine Gaul, which is modern-day France.
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