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Protothyes

Protothyes proper noun: a male given name in Ancient Greek, Προτοθύης (Protothúēs), borne by a 7th-century BCE Scythian king.

Proper noun

Protothyes

  1. A male given name in Ancient Greek, Προτοθύης (Protothúēs), borne by a 7th-century BCE Scythian king.

Origin of Protothyes

Borrowed from Latin Protothyēs, borrowed from Ancient Greek Προτοθύης (Protothúēs), borrowed from Proto-Scythian.

Questions about Protothyes

What does Protothyes mean?
Protothyes means a male given name in Ancient Greek, Προτοθύης (Protothúēs), borne by a 7th-century BCE Scythian king.
What part of speech is Protothyes?
Protothyes is a proper noun.

Words near Protothyes in the dictionary

  1. prototherians
  2. protothetic
  3. protothetics
  4. protothread
  5. protothreads
  6. Protothyes
  7. prototile
  8. prototiles
  9. prototokoronin
  10. prototonic
  11. prototoxin

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