Achaea

achaea Achæa Translingual <dab!> thumb|Achaea euryplaga species Etymology From putative Latin Achaea, from mul grc Ἀχαΐα. Proper noun 1 f genus family Erebidae certain moths Usage notes Has been classified in family Noctuidae family Hypernyms genus ; Erebinae subfamily - subfamily; Ophiusini tribe - tribe Hyponyms genus Achaea janata species (castor semi-looper), Achaea euryplaga species - selected species; for other species see Achaea (moth) Achaea (moth) References Achaea (moth) Achaea (moth) 1 Achaea (Erebidae) Achaea (Erebidae) English + (ancient region) Alternative forms en Achæa dated en Achaia Etymology From putative en la *Achaea (the attested Latin word is la Achaia), from en grc Ἀχαΐα. Pronunciation en /əˈkiːə/ en iːə 3 Proper noun en ancient region in the northern part of the peninsula:suf/Peloponnese c/Greece, occupying the coastal strip north of Arcadia, containing mostly mountains. en historical en former prefecture in r/West Greece c/Greece, largely corresponding to the ancient region. en regional unit in r/West Greece c/Greece, largely corresponding to the ancient region. Derived terms en Achaean Translations a region in the northern head of the Peloponnese Armenian: hy Աքայա Czech: cs Achája f Finnish: fi Akhaia French: fr Achaïe f, fr Achaïe German: de Achaia n, de Achäa n Greek: el Αχαΐα Ancient Greek: grc Ἀχαΐα Hebrew: he מחוז משנה אכיאיה Hindi: hi अखेआ Irish: ga an Acháia f Italian: it Acaia Korean: ko 아카이아 주 Akaia-Ju Latin: la Achāia f Polish: pl Achaja f Portuguese: pt Acaia f Russian: ru Аха́йя, ru Ахе́я Spanish: es Acaya Turkish: tr Ahaya