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Megara
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megara Mégara
English
+,+ (wife of Heracles)
Pronunciation
en /ˈmɛɡəɹə/
en megara
en Meg a ra
Etymology 1
en :bor grc:Μέγαρα + 1
Proper noun
en city west of Athens in r/Attica c/Greece.
Derived terms
en Megarian
en Megaric
Translations
city west of Athens
French: fr Mégare f, fr Mégara f
German: de Megara n
Greek: el Μέγαρα n-p
Ancient Greek: grc Μέγαρα n-p
Italian: it Megara f
Latin: la Megara n-p f-s
Portuguese: pt Mégara f
Russian: ru Ме́гара f, ru Мега́ры m-p
Turkish: tr Megara
Etymology 2
en :bor grc:Μεγάρᾱ + 1
Proper noun
en Greek mythology The daughter of Creon and wife of Heracles.
Anagrams
en aaegmr Gemara Ramage ramage
en heteronyms
Latin
Etymology
la Megara :bor grc:Μέγαρα + 1
Pronunciation
Megara
Proper noun
Megara<1>
Megara<2>
la The capital <<city>> of <<r/Megaris>>, <<r/Attica>>, and birthplace of Euclid.
Declension
Megara<1.loc>Megara<2.loc>
Derived terms
la Megarēnsis
Related terms
la Megarēus
la megaricus Megaricus
la Megaris
References
Mĕgăra Megara2
la Ancient Greece Cities in Greece
Turkish
tr:
Etymology
tr :uder grc:Μέγαρα + 1
Pronunciation
tr a 3
Proper noun
tr city r/Attica c/Greece Megara