Symi
/ˈsiːmi/
Symi is the alternative form of Syme.
Meaning of Syme
Proper noun (1)
Syme
- An island of the Dodecanese, Greece.
- About the end of 1900 Symæan divers fishing from the sponge-fishing boat ‘Photios Lentiakós,’ under Captain Demetrios E. Kontos, pulled up the well-preserved hand of a bronze statue off the north coast of Antikythera, the ancient Aigile (Cerigotto), near the place called to-day Pinakakia, about an...1903, Arthur Stoddard Cooley, “The Bronze Hermes from Antikythera”, in Records of the Past, volume 2, pages 207–208
- A municipality of Rhodes regional unit, Greece.
Proper noun (2)
Syme (plural Symes)
- A surname transferred from the given name.
Origin of Symi
Influenced by the standard Modern Greek Romanisation of Σύμη (Sými).
Questions about Symi
- What is Symi the alternative form of?
- Symi is the alternative form of Syme.
- How do you pronounce Symi?
- Symi is pronounced /ˈsiːmi/.
Words near Symi in the dictionary
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