PATRAÏKÓS KÓLPOS

Meaning of PATRAÏKÓS KÓLPOS in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ geographical name ]

see Patras, Gulf of

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PATRAÏKÓS KÓLPOS — geographical name see: Patras, Gulf of
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THERMAÏKÓS KÓLPOS — geographical name see: Salonika
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STRIMONIKÓS KÓLPOS — geographical name see: Strimón, Gulf of
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PATRAS, GULF OF — or Greek Patraïkós Kólpos geographical name inlet of Ionian Sea W Greece W of Gulf of Corinth
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AMVRAKIKÓS KÓLPOS — geographical name see: Ambracian Gulf
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STRIMONIKÓS KÓLPOS — see Strimón, Gulf of
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AMVRAKIKÓS KÓLPOS — see Ambracian Gulf
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THERMAÏKÓS KÓLPOS — — see Salonika (Gulf of)
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STRIMÓN, GULF OF — or Strimonikós Kólpos or Strymonic Gulf geographical name inlet of the Aegean NE Greece NE of Chalcidice Peninsula
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SALONIKA, GULF OF — or Greek Thermaïkós Kólpos geographical name arm of Aegean Sea N Greece W of Chalcidice
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GULF — I. noun Etymology: Middle English goulf, from Middle French golfe, from Italian golfo, from Late Latin colpus, from Greek kolpos …
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AMBRACIAN GULF — or Gulf of Arta or Greek Amvrakikós Kólpos geographical name inlet of Ionian Sea 25 miles (40 kilometers ) long …
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GULF — I. ˈgəlf, ˈgəu̇f noun ( -s ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English goulf, golf, from Middle French golfe, from …
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ENCOLPION — noun or en·kol·pion eŋˈkȯlpˌyȯn ( plural encol·pia or enkol·pia -ˌyä) Etymology: Middle Greek enkolpion, from Greek, neuter of enkolpios in …
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-COLPOS
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COLPODA
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COLPIDIUM
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COLPATE — ˈkäl(ˌ)pāt, -_pə̇t adjective Etymology: Greek kolpos + English -ate of pollen grains : having longitudinal germinal furrows in the exine
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COLP-
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ABRAHAM'S BOSOM — noun Usage: usually capitalized A Etymology: translation of Late Latin sinus Abrahae, translation of Greek kolpos Abraam : the abode …
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GULF — — gulflike , adj. — gulfy , adj. /gulf/ , n. 1. a portion of an ocean or sea partly …
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GULF — I. ˈgəlf noun Etymology: Middle English goulf, from Middle French golfe, from Italian golfo, from Late Latin colpus, from Greek …
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COLPOSCOPE
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GULF — ■ noun 1》 a deep inlet of the sea almost surrounded by land, with a narrow mouth. 2》 a deep …
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COLPOSCOPE
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GULF — [gulf] n [ME goulf, fr. MF golfe, fr. It golfo, fr. LL colpus, fr. Gk kolpos bosom, gulf; akin to …
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GULF — / gʌlf; NAmE / noun 1. [ C ] a large area of sea that is partly surrounded by land …
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GULF — gulf /ɡʌlf/ BrE AmE noun [countable] [ Date: 1300-1400 ; Language: French ; Origin: golfe , from Greek kolpos 'arms …
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GULF — n. & v. --n. 1 a stretch of sea consisting of a deep inlet with a narrow mouth. 2 (the …
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COLPOSCOPY
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