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limoniad

limoniad noun: a meadow nymph.

Noun

limoniad (plural limoniads)

  1. (Greek) A meadow nymph.
    • Only a single question remained. "Are you a...zombie?" She gave me the strangest look. "You've never seen a limoniad before?" At my obvious confusion, she added: "Ah. First time away from home, I take it..."2018, Cube Kid [pseudonym; Erik Gunnar Taylor], Diary of an 8-Bit Warrior: Quest Mode, page 68

Forms of limoniad

plurallimoniads
alternative formleimoniad
alternative formlimnade
alternative formlimniad

Origin of limoniad

Latin limoniades, plural, Ancient Greek λειμωνιάδες (leimōniádes), from λειμών (leimṓn, “meadow”).

Questions about limoniad

What does limoniad mean?
Limoniad means a meadow nymph.
What part of speech is limoniad?
Limoniad is a noun.
What is the plural of limoniad?
The plural of limoniad is limoniads.

Words near limoniad in the dictionary

  1. Limone Piemonte
  2. limonene
  3. limonenes
  4. Limones
  5. Limoneses
  6. limoniad
  7. limoniads
  8. limonid
  9. limonids
  10. limoniform
  11. limoniid

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