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Eleuthera

/iˈluːθəɹə/

Eleuthera proper noun: a long thin Bahamas island, east of Nassau, New Providence.

eleuthera: a long thin Bahamas island, east of Nassau, New Providence
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Proper noun

Eleuthera

  1. A long thin Bahamas island, east of Nassau, New Providence.

Origin of Eleuthera

Learned borrowing from Ancient Greek ἐλευθέρᾱ (eleuthérā, feminine singular of ἐλεύθερος (eleútheros, “free”)).

Words formed from Eleuthera

Questions about Eleuthera

What does Eleuthera mean?
Eleuthera means a long thin Bahamas island, east of Nassau, New Providence.
What part of speech is Eleuthera?
Eleuthera is a proper noun.
How do you pronounce Eleuthera?
Eleuthera is pronounced /iˈluːθəɹə/.

Words near Eleuthera in the dictionary

  1. Eleusinia
  2. Eleusinian
  3. Eleusinian Mysteries
  4. Eleusinion
  5. Eleusis
  6. Eleuthera
  7. Eleutherae
  8. Eleutheran
  9. Eleutherans
  10. eleutherarch
  11. eleutherarchs

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