Relating to Chester, England, or its Roman name Deva Victrix.
From Cestria, the Latin name for the Chester region in Roman Britain, with the suffix -ian meaning 'of or relating to.'
Chester's Roman name 'Cestria' comes from the Latin for camp or fort (castra)—so 'Cestrian' literally means 'of the camp,' and the city still has some of the best-preserved Roman walls in Britain!
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