CARATACUS

Meaning of CARATACUS in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ -ˈrak-ti- ]

biographical name

also Ca·rac·ta·cus Welsh Ca·ra·doc or Ca·ra·dog kə-ˈrä-(ˌ)dȯg

1st century A.D. British chieftain

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CARATACUS — also Caractacus; Welsh Caradoc or Caradog biographical name 1st century A.D. British chieftain
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CARATACUS — flourished 1st century AD also spelled Caractacus, Celtic Caradoc king of the British tribe of Trinovantes, and the son of …
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CARATACUS — Каратак
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CARATACUS — Pronunciation: k ə - ' ra-ti-k ə s Variant: also Ca · rac · ta · cus \ - ' …
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CARADOG — biographical name see: Caratacus
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CARADOC — biographical name see: Caratacus
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CARACTACUS — biographical name see: Caratacus
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CARADOG — see Caratacus
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CARADOC — see Caratacus
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CARACTACUS — see Caratacus
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CUNOBELINUS — died AD 42 ruler of a large area of southeastern Britain from about AD 10 to 42. He is the …
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CARTIMANDUA — flourished 1st century AD queen of the Brigantes, a large tribe in northern Britain, whose rule depended upon support from …
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КАРАТАК — Caratacus
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