1. Intricate; difficult. Gordian knot, a knot in the harness of Gordius, a king of Phrygia, which Alexander cut with his sword, when he heard the declaration of the oracle that whoso could untie it would be lord of all Asia; hence a difficulty which only skill and determination can resolve.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• gardean,
• gardian,
• gordomn,
• corrian,
• gardion,
• garudian,
• jordran,
• gurdian,
• gorgan,
• gaurdian,
• gardians,
• gaudian,
• goldin,
• goodiwn,
• mordan,
• gardiun,
• acordian,
• guradian,
• gardiuan,
• goldan

• Gordan,
• Gordon,
• georgian,
• Gordineer,
• gourdine,
• Gorden,
• guardian,
• jordan,
• gordimer,
• ordain,
• garden.

The adjective form of the word "Gordian" is "Gordian". Examples of usage include "Gordian knot" or "Gordian solutions".

The plural form of the word "gordian" is "goridans".

The singular form of the word "gordian" is "Gordian".