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Nearchus
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English
Etymology
Borrowed from en la Nearchus, from en grc Νέαρχος.
Proper noun
en historical A certain officer of Alexander the Great.
Translations
historical figure
Chinese:
Mandarin: cmn 奈阿爾霍斯 Nài'ā'ěrhuòsī
French: fr Néarque m
Greek: el Νέαρχος m
Ancient Greek: grc Νέαρχος m
Latin: la Nearchus m
Russian: ru Неа́рх m
Spanish: es Nearco m
Ukrainian: uk Неа́рх m
en Individuals
Latin
Etymology
la Nearchus :der grc:Νέαρχος + 1
Pronunciation
Proper noun
Nearchus<2>
An officer of Alexander the Great, famous for his voyage from the Indus river to the Persian gulf
Declension
Nearchus<2>
References
la Individuals