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Mazaca
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English
Kayseri
Alternative forms
en Caesarea Mazaca Mazaka
Etymology
en la Māzaca, from en grc Μάζακα, from the name of the tribe of Mushki. Compare xcl Մաժաք.
Pronunciation
en /ˈmæzəkə/
Proper noun
en historical en ancient capital kingdom:Pref/Cappadocia in r/Asia Minor in modern c/Turkey Kayseri.
en Eusebia Caesarea Kaisariyah
Translations
ancient city of Asia Minor
Armenian: hy Մաժաք
Old Armenian: xcl Մաժաք, xcl Մաժակ, xcl Մաշաք, xcl Միժակ
Greek:
Ancient Greek: grc Μάζακα f
Latin: la Māzaca f n-p, la Māzacum n-s, la Caesarea Māzaca f
en Cities in the Roman Empire
Latin
Alternative forms
la Māzacum<g:n-s>
Etymology
la Māzaca :bor grc:Μάζακα + 1
Pronunciation
Māzaca
Noun
Māzaca<1.loc> f or Māzaca<2.loc> n
la ancient capital kingdom:Pref/Cappadocia in r/Asia Minor in modern c/Turkey Kayseri Mazaca
Declension
Māzaca<1.loc>
Māzaca<2.loc>
Related terms
la Māzaces
References
la nouns with multiple declensions nouns with multiple genders
la Cities in the Roman Empire