Meanings of Cypriote in English

To us this appears nothing, but to the Cypriote it is everything.

The Cypriote well-sinker works upon a principle of simple multiplication.

One day a young Cypriote came to see Charles.

Illustration VII: Bilingual (Greek and Cypriote) Dedication to Demeter and Persephone from Curium

With him came his attendant retinue of Cypriote nobles.

What became of that young Cypriote was never known.

Under these favourable conditions for political agitation the "Cypriote Fraternity" has commenced its existence.

All that is required by the Cypriote is capital; lend him the money at 6 per cent.

In a search for water-springs the Cypriote is most intelligent, and the talent appears to be hereditary.

Hearing a fight, Miss Randall ran up in time to see the Cypriote running out, Charles bleeding badly, & Deb screaming.

In the absence of fences the Cypriote can generally encroach upon any land adjoining his limit, should it belong to the state.

Its nearest affinities are with the ''Asianic'' scripts, preserved to us by Hittite, Cypriote and south-west Anatolian (Pamphyhan, Lycian and Carian) inscriptions.

The Cypriote boys are like all other boys, therefore they climbed to the top of the van, and endeavoured by escalade to enter the windows.

We find the nearest affinities to archaic Cypriote art (where this was indebted to Asiatic art at all) in Cilician and in Hittite Syrian art.

Are we to make washpots of the Maltese, Cypriotes, Hindoos, Egyptians, Hottentots, and who not?

"The king's sister!" exclaims the Cypriote, with another salaam.