Ceryneia
Ceryneia proper noun: a town and polis of ancient Achaea.
Proper noun
Ceryneia
Forms of Ceryneia
| alternative form | Keryneia |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Cerynia |
| alternative form | Kerynia |
| alternative form | Ceraunia |
| alternative form | Keraunia |
| alternative form | Cerauneia |
| alternative form | Kerauneia |
| alternative form | Caryneia |
| alternative form | Karyneia |
Origin of Ceryneia
Borrowed from Latin Ceryneia, from Ancient Greek Κερύνεια (Kerúneia).
Questions about Ceryneia
- What does Ceryneia mean?
- Ceryneia means a town and polis of ancient Achaea.
- What part of speech is Ceryneia?
- Ceryneia is a proper noun.
Words near Ceryneia in the dictionary
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