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Carmean

/kɑːrˈmiːən/

Carmean adjective: of or relating to the consort of Zeus Carme in Greek mythology.

Adjective

Carmean

  1. Of or relating to the consort of Zeus Carme in Greek mythology.
  2. Of or relating to the irregular Jovian moon named for Carme.

Proper noun

Carmean (plural Carmeans)

  1. A surname.

Forms of Carmean

pluralCarmeans

Questions about Carmean

What does Carmean mean?
Carmean means of or relating to the consort of Zeus Carme in Greek mythology.
What part of speech is Carmean?
Carmean can be an adjective or a proper noun.
How do you pronounce Carmean?
Carmean is pronounced /kɑːrˈmiːən/.

Words near Carmean in the dictionary

  1. Carmatian
  2. Carmatians
  3. Carmaux
  4. carmazapine
  5. Carme
  6. Carmean
  7. Carmeans
  8. carmegliptin
  9. carmel
  10. Carmel Point
  11. Carmel Valley

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