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Lyceus

Lyceus proper noun: epithet of Apollo.

Proper noun

Lyceus

  1. (Greek) Epithet of Apollo
    • Apollo Lyceus
    Synonyms:
    Lycean

Synonyms of Lyceus

Origin of Lyceus

Borrowed from Latin Lyceus, from Ancient Greek Λύκειος (Lúkeios), of uncertain meaning.

Questions about Lyceus

What does Lyceus mean?
Lyceus means epithet of Apollo.
What part of speech is Lyceus?
Lyceus is a proper noun.

Words near Lyceus in the dictionary

  1. lycees
  2. Lycerius
  3. Lycett
  4. lyceum
  5. lyceums
  6. Lyceus
  7. lych
  8. lych bell
  9. lych bells
  10. lych field
  11. lych gate

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