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proedria

proedria noun: the grassy area that separated the orchestra from the audience; or the front rows of the audience.

Noun

proedria (plural proedrias)

  1. The grassy area that separated the orchestra from the audience; or the front rows of the audience.
  2. The right to sit in front seats at the theatre, public games, etc

Forms of proedria

pluralproedrias

Origin of proedria

From Ancient Greek προεδρία (proedría).

Questions about proedria

What does proedria mean?
Proedria means the grassy area that separated the orchestra from the audience; or the front rows of the audience.
What part of speech is proedria?
Proedria is a noun.
What is the plural of proedria?
The plural of proedria is proedrias.

Words near proedria in the dictionary

  1. prodynorphin
  2. prodynorphins
  3. proeconomy
  4. proecthesis
  5. proed and conned
  6. proedria
  7. proedrias
  8. proeducation
  9. proeducational
  10. Proehl
  11. Proehls

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