Patras

patras English Etymology From Patreus, the name of its founder. Pronunciation en /pəˈtɹæs/ /ˈpætɹəs/ en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Patras.wav Southern England Proper noun The third most populated Greek city (after Athens and Thessaloniki), en the most populated <<city>> in the Peloponnese and the capital of Western Greece (administrative region of <<c/Greece>>). Translations city of Greece Arabic: ar بَاتْرَاي m Bulgarian: bg Патрай Catalan: ca Patres Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 佩特雷 Pèitèléi Czech: cs Patras m Danish: da Patras Finnish: fi Patraksesta French: fr Patrai German: de Patras Greek: el Πάτρα f Ancient Greek: grc Πάτραι f-p Hebrew: he פאטראי Hindi: hi पैट्रस Italian: it Patrasso Japanese: ja パトレ Patore Latin: la Patrae f-p Norwegian: no Pátra Persian: fa پاتراس Portuguese: pt Patras f Russian: ru Па́тры f-p Serbo-Croatian: sh Патра Patra Sicilian: scn Patrassu Spanish: es Patras Swedish: sv Patra Turkish: tr Patra, tr Badra Ottoman Turkish: ota بالیابادره balyabadra Ukrainian: uk Патри Welsh: cy Patras Further reading Anagrams en aaprst Pratas Sparta raps at sarpat aspart satrap en eponyms exonyms Czech Pronunciation Proper noun m-in cs city c/Greece Patras Declension cs proper noun Further reading Portuguese Proper noun f pt city/regional capital r/Western Greece c/Greece Patras pt exonyms