Campaspe

English <dab!> Proper noun A supposed concubine of Alexander the Great. en rural locality in r:Suf/Charters Towers s/Queensland c/Australia. en river in northern s/Queensland, which joins the Cape River at Campaspe. en river s/Victoria c/Australia which flows north to join the riv/Murray. en lgarea in northern s/Victoria named after the river the Shire of Campaspe. Noun en archaic poetic A man's mistress. John Lyly Cupid and my Campaspe play'd / At cards for kisses—Cupid paid: en 1836 David Paul Brown The Prophet of St. Paul's: A Play, in Five Acts 23 But there may be Campaspes in our train. en eponyms en Individuals Latin Etymology la Campaspē :der grc:Καμπάσπη + 1 Pronunciation Campaspē Proper noun Campaspē<1> A supposed concubine of Alexander the Great. Declension Campaspē<1> References la Individuals