Barbarous

bär′bar-us, adj. uncivilised: rude: savage: brutal.— adjs. Bar′baresque , pertaining to Barbary : barbarous, esp. in art; Barbār′ian , uncivilised: savage: without taste or refinement: foreign.— n. an uncivilised man, a savage: a cruel, brutal man.— adj. Barbar′ic , foreign: uncivilised.— n. Bar bar isā′tion .— v.t. Bar′barise , to make barbarous: to corrupt as a language.— ns. Bar′barism , savage life: rudene of manners: an incorrect form of speech; Barbar′ity , savagene : cruelty.— adv. Bar′barously .— n. Bar′barousne . [L.—Gr. barbaros , foreign, lit. stammering, from the unfamiliar sound of foreign tongues.]