n.
A member of a people living in the region of the Aegean Sea before the coming of the Greeks.
[Middle English, from Latin Pelasgus, from Greek Pelasgos.]
Pelasgian Pe·las'gi·an or Pe·las'gic (-jĭk) adj.
Pelasgian
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Pe·las·gi·an (pə-lăz'jē-ən) 
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n.
A member of a people living in the region of the Aegean Sea before the coming of the Greeks.
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 | Dodona (ancient city of northwest Greece) |
| Pelasgians (in archaeology) |
| Icaria |
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- Dodona (ancient city of northwest Greece)
- Pelasgians (in archaeology)
- Icaria
- Larissa
- Corinth
- Lemnos
- Cabiri (parapsychology)
- Oracles (parapsychology)
- Zakynthos (person)
- Pelasgians
- Palamedes (Greek mythology)
- Languages of the Balkans
- Pre-Indo-European
- Aegae (Achaea)
