Seres

seres sereš English Etymology 1 From en la Sērēs, from en grc Σῆρες the North Chinese; North China, from grc σήρ silkworm, possibly from en och 絲 silk *sə. Proper noun en historical or archaic uncountable collective en Chinese,Northern Chinese chiefly in the context of ancient Greco-Roman knowledge of China. Coordinate terms en Sinae Southern Chinese as known to the ancient Greeks and Romans Derived terms en Serean Serian Seric Serindia Related terms en Serica Serican Etymology 2 Proper noun en. Anagrams en eerss seers reses Esser Icelandic is: Proper noun is proper noun f Ceres dwarf planet Declension is proper noun See also is Dwarf planets of the Solar System Latin Etymology From la grc Σῆρες the Chinese; China, from grc σήρ silkworm, possibly from la och 絲 silk *sə. Pronunciation Sērēs yes Proper noun Sērēs<3.pl> m singular la Sēr la rare _ in the singular historical The Seres, the northern Chinese reached by the overland Silk Road to Chang'an (Xi'an) as opposed to the la Sinae reached by the maritime Silk Road to Panyu (Guangzhou), unknown in antiquity to be related to one another. la rare _ in the singular New Latin la Sinae, the Chinese. Declension Sēr<3.both> Coordinate terms la Sīnae southern Chinese as known to the ancient Greeks and Romans Derived terms la Sēricus,sēricus Related terms la Sēra Sēra Mētropolis Sērica Descendants en Seres pt Seres es Seres References