Morea

morea mórea möreä English Etymology From en la - and en it Morea, from en gkm Μορέας and gkm Μωριάς, from gkm μορέα mulberry either from its presence in the area or from a supposed resemblance of the shape of the Peloponnese to its leaves, used in sericulture. Proper noun en Q1196055 en historical or archaic en Peloponnese, en peninsula c/Greece a, particularly under Turkish rule. en 1941 February Voyageur The Railways of Greece Railway Magazine 63 [...] and south to the towns of Pyrgos, from which a branch runs to Olympia, and Kyparissia, on the west coast of Morea. en historical en former polity continent/Europe. en historical en eyalet c/Ottoman Empire. Derived terms en Moreot Translations Ottoman-era Peloponnese Armenian: hy Մորեա French: fr Morée f Middle French: frm Moree f Greek: el Μωρέας f, el Μωριάς f Italian: it Morea f Latin: la Morea f Polish: pl Morea f Portuguese: pt Moreia f Turkish: tr Mora Ottoman Turkish: ota موره Mora See also en Moria Anagrams en aemor Amero- Amero Maore EAROM morae Eramo amero Italian it: Proper noun f en Morea Anagrams it aemor Amore Eramo Ormea amerò amore Venetan Proper noun vec: vec proper noun f Peloponnese Walloon Pronunciation wa /mɔ.ˈʀja/ Proper noun wa proper noun wa