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Titanid

/ˈtaɪtənɪd/

Titanid noun: any one of Uranus and Gaia's daughters; a female Titan.

Noun

Titanid (plural Titanids)

  1. (Greek) Any one of Uranus and Gaia's daughters; a female Titan.
    Synonyms:
    Titaness

Synonyms of Titanid

Forms of Titanid

pluralTitanids

Origin of Titanid

From Latin Titanis, from Ancient Greek Τιτανίς (Titanís). By surface analysis, Titan + -id.

Questions about Titanid

What does Titanid mean?
Titanid means any one of Uranus and Gaia's daughters; a female Titan.
What part of speech is Titanid?
Titanid is a noun.
How do you pronounce Titanid?
Titanid is pronounced /ˈtaɪtənɪd/.
What is the plural of Titanid?
The plural of Titanid is Titanids.

Words near Titanid in the dictionary

  1. Titanical
  2. titanically
  3. titanichthyid
  4. titanichthyids
  5. Titanics
  6. Titanid
  7. Titanids
  8. titaniferous
  9. titanious
  10. titanisation
  11. titanisations

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