Sinope

English Etymology From en la Sinōpē, from en grc Σινώπη, from en hit 𒌷𒅆𒄿𒉡𒉿 URUši-i-nu-wa Šīnuwa. Pronunciation en /sɪˈnəʊ.pi/ RP en /sɪˈnoʊ.pi/ GA en əʊpi 3 Proper noun en Greek mythology A daughter of Asopus. en astronomy One of the moons of Jupiter. en now _ often _ historical en Sinop, en city in northern c/Turkey a. 16 May 1976 David Kahn Big Ear or Big Brother? https://web.archive.org/web/20240606185026/https://www.nytimes.com/1976/05/16/archives/big-ear-or-big-brother-the-national-security-council-was-created-23.html The post at the Black Sea port of Sinop—the ancient Sinope, which centuries ago colonized the shores of the Euxine—strains to hear Soviet voices. Translations satellite of Jupiter Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 木衛九 Mùwèijiǔ Japanese: ja シノーペ Shinōpe Marathi: mr सिनोपे Anagrams en einops Espino opines ponies en Moons of Jupiter Latin Etymology la Sinōpē :der grc:Σινώπη<ety:uder<hit:->> 2 1 Proper noun Sinōpē<1.loc> en Sinop city in Pontus, modern Turkey Declension Sinōpē<1.loc> References la Cities Turkey Turkish tr:+ (uydu) Proper noun tr astronomy en Sinope tr Moons of Jupiter