Magnes

Latin Etymology From la grc Μάγνης Magnesian. Used in the plural as a noun. Pronunciation Magnēs Adjective Magnēs/Magnēt Magnētis Magnessa/Magnētis 1 Magnesian; of Magnesia la Cicero Brutus 316 1 Adsiduissime autem mecum fuit Dionysius Magnes; erat etiam Aeschylus Cnidius, Adramyttenus Xenocles. la Cicero Epistulae ad Atticum 4 11 2 10 Demetri Magnetis tibi mitto statim, ut sit qui a te mihi epistulam referat. la Cicero Epistulae ad Atticum 8 11 7 6 Memini librum tibi adferri a Demetrio Magnete ad te missum περὶ ὁμονοίας. la Valerius Flaccus Argonautica 2 9 Attollit tondentes pabula Magnescampus equos: vidisse putant Dolopeia bustaintrantemque Amyron curvas quaesita per orasaequora, flumineo cuius redeuntia ventovela legunt. Declension ((Magnēs/Magnēt<3.Greek.both>,Magnēs/Magnēt<3.both>)) Third-declension adjective, masculine only. Magnētis Derived terms la magnēs References Magnesia Magnesia la third declension masculine-only adjectives