Arche

arche archè arché -arche English + (mythology) + (moon) Etymology en la Archē, from en grc Ἀρχή, from grc ἀρχή beginning, origin. Proper noun en Q684590 en Greek mythology A muse. en astronomy One of the moons of Jupiter. Translations muse Q684590 Anagrams en acehr REACH acher chare chear rache reach en Moons of Jupiter German de: thumb|die Arche Noah Alternative forms de Arke obsolete until 17th c. Etymology de ark :inh gmh:arke<alt:arche><id:chest><ety:inh<goh:arka<id:chest><ety:inh<gem-pro:*arkō<id:chest>>>>> From de gmh arche, byform of more common gmh arke, from de goh arka, goh archa, from de gem-pro *arkō, from de la arca. The expected German form is de Arke. The ch-form is native in parts of Upper German. It was reinforced in the modern standard language by the de la-med - spelling la archa. Pronunciation de /ˈarçə/ [ˈʔaʁ.çə] [ˈʔaɐ̯.çə] [ˈʔaː.çə] de De-Arche.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) Noun f de religion ark Noah’s ship de religion archaic ark of the covenant de Lade Bundeslade de nautical obsolete broad, middle-sized boat or ship de obsolete or dialectal wooden box, chest de Kasten Kiste Declension f Further reading Latin Etymology la Archē :bor grc:Ἀρχή + 1 Pronunciation Archē Proper noun Archē<1> la Arche Q684590 Declension Archē<1> Descendants en Arche 1 Further reading Archē, ēs Plautdietsch Noun pdt noun f ark Turkish tr:+ (uydu) Proper noun tr astronomy en Arche tr Moons of Jupiter