Phrygia

English thumb|right|Ancient Near East map featuring Phrygia Etymology From en la Phrygia, from en grc Φρυγία. Pronunciation en /ˈfɹɪd͡ʒ.i.ə/ US en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Sumxr-Phrygia.wav US Proper noun en Q32579en historical en geographic region/and/ancient kingdom in the west central part of r/Asia Minor in what is now modern-day c:also/Turkey Ancient Near East. Derived terms en Phrygian en Phrygian cap en Phrygian cadence Translations Q32579 ancient kingdom Armenian: hy Փռյուգիա Old Armenian: xcl Փռիւգիա Azerbaijani: az Friqiya Bulgarian: bg Фригия f Catalan: ca Frígia f Danish: da Frygien Dutch: nl Frygië f French: fr Phrygie f Galician: gl Frixia f Georgian: ka ფრიგია German: de Phrygien n Greek: el Φρυγία Ancient Greek: grc Φρυγία Hindi: hi फ्रुगिया m Irish: ga an Fhrigia f Italian: it Frigia f Latin: la Phrygia f Lithuanian: lt Frigija f, lt Frygija f Manchu: mnc ᡶᡠᡵᡳᡤᡳᠶᠠ Marathi: mr फ्रिजिया n Parthian: xpr 𐭐𐭓𐭅𐭊𐭀𐭉𐭀 frūgiyā Persian: fa فریجیه farijiyye Polish: pl Frygia f Portuguese: pt Frígia f Romanian: ro Frigia f Russian: ru Фри́гия f Spanish: es Frigia f Swedish: sv Frygien n Turkish: tr Frigya Volapük: vo Frügän Latin Etymology la Phrygia :bor grc:Φρυγία + 1 Pronunciation Proper noun Phrygia<1.loc> la Phrygia Q32579 la poetic Troy Declension Phrygia<1.loc> Descendants ca Frígia gl Frixia it Frigia pt Frígia es Frigia References