The Collaborative International Dictionary
Prian
Prian \Pri"an\, n. [Cornish, clayey ground, from pri clay.] (Mining) A fine, white, somewhat friable clay; also, the ore contained in a mixture of clay and pebbles. [Written also pryan.]
Wiktionary
prian
n. (alternative form of pryan English)
Usage examples of "prian".
Since Prian is on the furthest edge of Qin, few clans are making the attempt.
The captain saw Travis and Hoshi, backs pressed tight to the wall, sliding away from Prian and the mob crowding Prian.
It had just finished translating the language of the yellow-skinned man yelling at Prian, Hoshi saw.
The governor climbed the short flight of steps onto it, nodding to Prian as he did so, who acknowledged the governor with a grateful smile.