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Phaedo

Phaedo proper noun: an ancient Greek philosopher.

Proper noun

Phaedo

  1. An ancient Greek philosopher.

Forms of Phaedo

alternative formPhaedon

Origin of Phaedo

Borrowed from Latin Phaedō, from Ancient Greek Φαίδων (Phaídōn).

Questions about Phaedo

What does Phaedo mean?
Phaedo means an ancient Greek philosopher.
What part of speech is Phaedo?
Phaedo is a proper noun.

Words near Phaedo in the dictionary

  1. phad paintings
  2. phads
  3. Phaeacia
  4. Phaeacian
  5. Phaeacians
  6. Phaedo
  7. Phaedon
  8. Phaedra
  9. Phaedra complex
  10. Phaedran
  11. Phaedriades

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