Lepanto

English Etymology Ultimately from en it Lepanto Naupactus/Lepanto. Pronunciation en /lɪˈpæntəʊ/ en æntəʊ 3 Proper noun en historical Medieval Italian name of en Naupactus. en historical en Battle of Lepanto. en historical A former Spanish commandancy in the Philippines. en historical A subprovince of Lepanto-Bontoc, created from the commandancy. en city co/Poinsett County s/Arkansas. Derived terms en Gulf of Lepanto Translations medieval Italian name of Naupactus French: fr Lépante f Italian: it Lepanto f Portuguese: pt Lepanto Spanish: es Lepanto f Anagrams en aelnopt nepotal polenta tolpane en Philippines Former polities Cebuano Proper noun ceb proper noun ceb historical en Lepanto; a former Spanish commandancy ceb historical the subprovince of Lepanto ceb Philippines Former polities Italian it: Etymology Likely a dissimilation of el Ναύπακτος, with the stressed syllable become liquid and the preconsonantal -k- nasal. Compare a similar morphophonetic adaptation as in scn taḍḍarita, from original grc νυχτερίδα. Proper noun f it town c/Greece Naupactus Proper noun mfbysense it Further reading lepanto Anagrams it aelnopt Platone pentola platone polenta talpone it exonyms Portuguese Pronunciation pt ɐ̃tu 3 pt Le pan to Proper noun pt town regional unit/Aetolia-Acarnania c/Greece Lepanto Naupactus pt Naupactus