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Prodicus

/ˈproʊdɪkəs/

Prodicus proper noun: greek sophist and pre-Socratic philosopher.

Proper noun

Prodicus

  1. Greek sophist and pre-Socratic philosopher.

Origin of Prodicus

Ancient Greek Πρόδικος (Pródikos).

Questions about Prodicus

What does Prodicus mean?
Prodicus means greek sophist and pre-Socratic philosopher.
What part of speech is Prodicus?
Prodicus is a proper noun.
How do you pronounce Prodicus?
Prodicus is pronounced /ˈproʊdɪkəs/.

Words near Prodicus in the dictionary

  1. prodepressive
  2. Prodge
  3. Prodger
  4. prodiabetic
  5. prodiabetogenic
  6. Prodicus
  7. prodidomid
  8. prodidomids
  9. prodifferentiation
  10. prodifferentiative
  11. prodigal

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