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Buces
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buces Buces Buceș bucés
Latin
Etymology
la Bucēs :bor grc:Βύκης + 1
Pronunciation
Bucēs
Proper noun
Bucēs<1.Greek.loc> m
la fully la lacus Bucēs the Syvash network of lagoons forming a western arm of the Sea of Azov
la Plin. 4 84 1 Mare subit magno recessu, donec V passuum intervallo absit a Maeotide, vasta ambiens spatia multasque gentes. sinus Carcinites appellatur. flumen Pacyris; oppida Navarum, Carcine. a tergo lacus Buces, fossa emissus in mare. ipse Buces a Coreto, Maeoti lacus sinu, petroso discluditur dorso. recipit amnes Bucem, Gerrhum. Hypanim, ex diverso venientes tractu. nam Gerrhus Basilidas et Nomadas separat, Hypanis per Nomadas et Hylaeos fluit, manu facto alveo in Bucen, naturali in Coretum. regio Scythiae Sindica nominatur.
Declension
Bucēs<1.Greek.loc>
References
BUCES
Bucēs Buces 230 3
la Lakes