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Cumae
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English
Etymology
en la Cūmae, from en grc Κύμη.
Pronunciation
en /ˈkjuːmi/
en uːmi 2
Proper noun
An ancient Greek, and then Roman, settlement near Naples famed for its sibyl.
Related terms
en Cumaean
Translations
ancient city
French: fr Cumes f
Greek:
Ancient Greek: grc Κύμη f, grc Κύμαι f, grc Κύμα
Italian: it Cuma f
Latin: la Cūmae f
Polish: pl Kyme n
Russian: ru Ку́мы f-p
en Ancient Rome Italy
Latin
la:
Etymology
Borrowed from la grc Κύμη Cumae.
Pronunciation
Cūmae
Proper noun
Cūmae<1.loc>
Cumae
la Cūmae voc
Declension
Cūmae<1.loc>
Related terms
la Cumaeus
Descendants
en Cumae 1
fr Cumes
See also
la Avernus
la Sibylla
References
la Italy