Œnophyta
Œnophyta proper noun: grecian village located in the eastern region of Boeotia.
Proper noun
Œnophyta
- Grecian village located in the eastern region of Boeotia.
- On the ſixty‐ſecond day after the unfortunate action of Tanagra, he met the Bœotian army, much more numerous than his own, at Œnophyta, and gained a complete victory.1795, William Mitford, The History of Greece, third edition, chapter XII, § III, page 410-411
Forms of Œnophyta
| alternative form | Oenophyta |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Oinofyta |
Origin of Œnophyta
From Ancient Greek Οἰνόφυτα (Oinóphuta).
Questions about Œnophyta
- What does Œnophyta mean?
- Œnophyta means grecian village located in the eastern region of Boeotia.
- What part of speech is Œnophyta?
- Œnophyta is a proper noun.
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