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Phalaecus

Phalaecus proper noun: an ancient Greek poet.

Proper noun

Phalaecus

  1. An ancient Greek poet.
  2. A ruler of Phocis.

Origin of Phalaecus

Borrowed from Latin Phalaecus, from Ancient Greek Φάλαικος (Phálaikos).

Questions about Phalaecus

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

Words near Phalaecus in the dictionary

  1. phalacrocoracid
  2. phalacrocoracids
  3. phalacrocoracine
  4. phalacrosis
  5. Phalaecean
  6. Phalaecus
  7. phalaenid
  8. phalaenids
  9. phalaenophily
  10. phalaenopsid
  11. phalaenopsids

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