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Sothic period

Sothic period noun: the roughly 1460-year period of time between successive alignments of the first days of the Egyptian civil calendar and the observational Sothic year.

Noun

Sothic period (plural Sothic periods)

  1. The roughly 1460-year period of time between successive alignments of the first days of the Egyptian civil calendar and the observational Sothic year.

Synonyms of Sothic period

Forms of Sothic period

pluralSothic periods

Questions about Sothic period

What does Sothic period mean?
Sothic period means the roughly 1460-year period of time between successive alignments of the first days of the Egyptian civil calendar and the observational Sothic year.
What part of speech is Sothic period?
Sothic period is a noun.
What is the plural of Sothic period?
The plural of Sothic period is Sothic periods.

Words near Sothic period in the dictionary

  1. Sothiac
  2. Sothiacal
  3. Sothic
  4. Sothic cycle
  5. Sothic cycles
  6. Sothic period
  7. Sothic periods
  8. Sothic year
  9. Sothic years
  10. Sothis
  11. Sotho

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