Pancras

English Etymology en enm Pancrace, en la Pancratius 1, from en grc Παγκράτιος, a name derived from grc παγκρατής all-powerful, almighty. Pronunciation en /ˈpæŋkɹəs/ Proper noun One of two Christian saints, Pancras of Taormina and Pancras of Rome en male Latin rare. Translations saint Catalan: ca Pancraç m Czech: cs Pancrác m Danish: da Pancratius Dutch: nl Pancratius m French: fr Pancrace m Georgian: ka პანკრატიოსი German: de Pankratius m Greek: el Παγκράτιος m Hungarian: hu Pongrác Italian: it Pancrazio m Japanese: ja パンクラティウス Pankuratiusu Latin: la Pancratius m Polish: pl Pankracy m Portuguese: pt Pancrácio m Romanian: ro Pancrațiu m Russian: ru Панкратий m Serbo-Croatian: sh Pankracije Spanish: es Pancracio m Swedish: sv Pankratius Ukrainian: uk Панкра́тій Anagrams en aacnprs carnaps Dutch Etymology Named after Saint Pancras, the patron saint of the main church of the neighbourhood. Pronunciation nl Pan cras Proper noun n nl neighbourhood city/Leiden p/South Holland c/Netherlands