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Siret
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șiret
English
+ (river)
Etymology
From en ro Siret.
Proper noun
en river c/Ukraine,Romania ; a tributary of the Danube.
Translations
river in Ukraine and Romania
German: de Sereth
Greek:
Ancient Greek: grc Ἱέρασος, ? grc Ἀραρός, ? grc Τιαραντός
Medieval Greek: grc Σέρετος
Hungarian: hu Szeret
Latin: la Hierasus
Marathi: mr सिरेट
Polish: pl Seret m-in
Romanian: ro Siret
Ukrainian: uk Сере́т, uk Сіре́т
Anagrams
en eirst Istre Reist Sirte iters reist resit rites tiers tires tries
en Rivers in Europe
Estonian
Proper noun
et proper noun
et female Sirje
Romanian
Etymology
ro orv Серетъ, borrowed from ro iir-pro *sarít, cognate with sa सरित् river, stream, sa सरति to run, flow, from ro ine-pro *sel- to leap, jump; to run, flow.
Pronunciation
ro /siˈret/
ro LL-Q7913 (ron)-KlaudiuMihaila-Siret.wav
Proper noun
m
ro river c/Ukraine,Romania ; a tributary of the Danube.