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Asenid

Asenid noun: a member of the Asen dynasty, a Byzantine Greek dynasty that founded and ruled a medieval Bulgarian state (now called the Second Bulgarian Empire) between 1185 and 1280.

Noun

Asenid (plural Asenids)

  1. (historical) A member of the Asen dynasty, a Byzantine Greek dynasty that founded and ruled a medieval Bulgarian state (now called the Second Bulgarian Empire) between 1185 and 1280.

Forms of Asenid

pluralAsenids

Questions about Asenid

What does Asenid mean?
Asenid means a member of the Asen dynasty, a Byzantine Greek dynasty that founded and ruled a medieval Bulgarian state (now called the Second Bulgarian Empire) between 1185 and 1280.
What part of speech is Asenid?
Asenid is a noun.
What is the plural of Asenid?
The plural of Asenid is Asenids.

Words near Asenid in the dictionary

  1. asenapine
  2. Asenath
  3. Asencio
  4. Asencios
  5. Aseneth
  6. Asenid
  7. Asenids
  8. Asenith
  9. asensual
  10. asepalous
  11. asepses

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