What is Barbarian?

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in the ancient roman Empire, people living along the empire's borders, a person considered by another group to have a primitive culture.

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What did barbarians do?
thay farted
What are barbarians?
1. A member of a people considered by those of another nation or group to have a primitive civilization. 2. A fierce, brutal or cruel person. 3. An insensitive, uncultured person; boor.
What did the barbarians do?
They used to seek revenge after warriors kings and generals that killed ancestors that's why they invaded Rome and all those parts of Europe
Where are barbarians from?
Barbarian was a word coined by the Greeks to describe non-Hellenic (non-Greek-speaking) peoples. It allegedly came from a saying that they could not understand them - their words sounded like...
What rhymes with barbarians?
sumarians