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Crataeis

Crataeis proper noun: the mother of Scylla.

Proper noun

Crataeis

  1. (Greek) The mother of Scylla

Forms of Crataeis

alternative form (archaic)Cratæis

Origin of Crataeis

Borrowed from Latin Crataeis, from Ancient Greek Κραταιΐς (Krataiḯs).

Questions about Crataeis

What does Crataeis mean?
Crataeis means the mother of Scylla.
What part of speech is Crataeis?
Crataeis is a proper noun.

Words near Crataeis in the dictionary

  1. crastinations
  2. crastins
  3. crat
  4. crataegus
  5. crataeguses
  6. Crataeis
  7. cratch
  8. cratched
  9. cratches
  10. cratching
  11. crate

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