VENETI

Meaning of VENETI in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈve-nə-ˌtī ]

noun plural

Etymology: Latin Veneti

Date: 1781

1. : an ancient people in Gaul conquered by Julius Caesar in 56 B.C.

2. : an ancient people in northeastern Italy allied politically to the Romans

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VENETI — noun plural Etymology: Latin ~ Date: 1781 an ancient people in Gaul conquered by Julius Caesar in 56 B.C., an …
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VENETI — ˈvenəˌtī noun plural also ven·e·tes -əˌtēz Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Latin Veneti 1. : an ancient people in Gaul conquered …
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VENETI
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VENETI — [Ven.e.ti] n pl [L Veneti] (1881) 1: an ancient people in Gaul conquered by Caesar in 56 b.c. 2: an …
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VENETI — Pronunciation: ' ve-n ə - ˌ t ī Function: noun plural Etymology: Latin Veneti Date: 1781 1 : an ancient …
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VISTULA VENETI — Венеды
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ADRIATIC VENETI — Венеты
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VENETO — (vé-) n 1. Venetic (= language of the Veneti); 2. one of the Veneti
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VENETE — (vé-) adj 1. [Rom. Antiq.] Venetic (= of Venetia or the Veneti); 2. of Venezia
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VENETIC — noun Etymology: Latin veneticus of the Veneti, from Veneti Date: 1902 the language of the ancient Veneti of Italy, ~ …
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GALLIC WARS — (58–50 BC) Campaigns in which Gaul . Clad in his blood-red cloak as a "distinguishing mark of battle," he led …
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VENETES — noun plural see veneti
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VENETIC — I. və̇ˈned.]ik, -et], ]ēk\ adjective Usage: often capitalized Etymology: Latin veneticus, from Veneti + Latin -icus -ic : of or …
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VENETIAN
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VEND — I. ˈvend verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: Latin vendere, contraction of venumdere, from venum sale + -dere (from dare to …
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ETHNICON — noun also eth·ni·kon ˈethnə̇ˌkän ( plural ethni·ca also ethni·ka -_kə) Etymology: Greek ethnikon, neuter of ethnikos national — more at …
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VENETIC — /veuh net"ik/ , n. an Indo-European language of NE Italy, possibly belonging to the Italic branch, known from inscriptions from …
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VENETIAN
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VENETIC — noun Etymology: Latin veneticus of the Veneti, from Veneti Date: 1902 : the language of the ancient Veneti of Italy …
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VENETIC — [Ve.net.ic] n [L veneticus of the Veneti, fr. Veneti] (1902): the language of the ancient Veneti of Italy -- Venetic …
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VANNES — town, capital of Morbihan dpartement, Bretagne region, western France, at the confluence of two streams forming the Vanne River, which …
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PO RIVER — Latin Padus, longest river in Italy, rising in the Monte Viso group of the Cottian Alps on Italy's western frontier …
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ITALIC LANGUAGES — Figure 1: Supposed language areas of the Italic and neighbouring languages about 250 BC. certain Indo-European languages that were once …
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ESTE — town and episcopal see of Padova province, in the Veneto region of northern Italy at the southern foot of the …
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ATESTE — an ancient town of northern Italy, and the predecessor of the modern-day town of Este (q.v.). In antiquity Ateste occupied …
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ARMORICA — also spelled Aremorica (from Celtic ar, on, and mor, sea), Latin name for the northwestern extremity of Gaul, now Brittany. …
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ADRIA — Latin Atria, or Hadria, town and episcopal see of Rovigo provincia, in the Veneto regione of northern Italy, on the …
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GALLIC WARS — (5850 BC) Campaigns in which Julius Caesar conquered Gaul . Clad in his blood-red cloak as a "distinguishing mark of …
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ВЕНЕТЫ — Veneti
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