Athens

English Etymology 1 From en enm Athens, from en fro Athenes, fro Atenes, from en la Athēnae p (acc. la Athēnās), from en grc Ἀθῆναι p, the plural form of grc Ἀθήνη Athena (q.v.), the goddess. More at en Athena. en Athina. Pronunciation en /ˈæθənz/ some US cities en /ˈeɪθənz/ en en-ca-Athens.opus CA en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Flame, not lame-Athens.wav US Proper noun en Q1524en capital city c/Greece. en Athina en 1976 Lilian Hamilton Jeffery Lilian Hamilton Jeffery Kylon and Drakon Archaic Greece: The City-States, c. 700-500 b.c. New York, N.Y. St. Martin's Press St. Martin’s Press section II (Central and Northern Greece), subsection 7 (Athens and Attica) 86 https://archive.org/details/archaicgreece0000unse/page/86/mode/1up 75-10758 2168157 [T]he law codes drafted in Athens in the late seventh and early sixth centuries were the work of individuals, Drakon and then Solon. en metonym The Greek government. en Several places in the <<c/USA>>: en city/county seat co/Limestone County s/Alabama. en unincorporated community co/Howard County s/Arkansas. en large unincorporated community co/Los Angeles County s/California. en sizable city/county seat co/Clarke County s/Georgia, consolidated with en Clarke County as Athens-Clarke County. en city co/Menard County s/Illinois. en unincorporated community/and/hamlet twp:Suf/Henry co/Fulton County s/Indiana. en small unincorporated village outside of city/Lexington s/Kentucky. en village par/Claiborne Parish s/Louisiana. en town co/Somerset County s/Maine. en village co/Calhoun County s/Michigan. en unincorporated community co/Monroe County s/Mississippi. en ghost town co/Clark County s/Missouri. en former mining settlement/and/ghost town co/Nye County s/Nevada. en town/and/village co/Greene County s/New York. en city/county seat co/Athens County s/Ohio. en borough co/Bradford County s/Pennsylvania. en city/county seat co/McMinn County s/Tennessee. en city/county seat co/Henderson County s/Texas. en town co/Windham County s/Vermont. en town co/Mercer County s/West Virginia. en village co/Marathon County s/Wisconsin. en township p/Ontario c/Canada. Derived terms en Athens County athenium Attic Athens of the North Translations capital city of Greece Afrikaans: af Athene, af Atene Akan: ak Atɛns Albanian: sq Athina f, sq Athinë f indefinite Arabic: ar أَثِينَا f Egyptian Arabic: arz اتينا f ʔatīna, arz اثينا f ʔasīna Hijazi Arabic: acw أثينا f ʔaṯīna Aramaic: Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: aii ܐܵܬܹܢܘܿܣ f ātēnos Armenian: hy Աթենք Aromanian: rup Athina f Assamese: as এথেঞ্চ Asturian: ast Atenes Azerbaijani: az Afina Basque: eu Atenas Belarusian: be Афі́ны f-p, be Атэ́ны f-p Taraškevica Bengali: bn অ্যাথেন্স Bulgarian: bg Ати́на f Burmese: my အေသင်မြို့, my အေသင် Catalan: ca Atenes f Cherokee: chr ᎡᏗᏂᏱ ediniyi Chinese: Cantonese: yue 雅典 ngaa5 din2 Hokkien: nan-hbl 雅典 Ngá-tián / Ngée-tián Mandarin: cmn 雅典 Yǎdiǎn Chuvash: cv Афин Coptic: cop Ⲁⲑⲏⲛⲁⲥ, cop Ⲁⲑⲏⲛⲁⲓ Corsican: co Atene f, co Ateni f Crimean Tatar: crh Atina Czech: cs Atény f-p, cs Athény f-p Danish: da Athen Dutch: nl Athene n Esperanto: eo Ateno ancient, eo Atenoj modern Estonian: et Ateena Farefare: gur Atena Finnish: fi Ateena French: fr Athènes p Old French: fro Athenes Galician: gl Atenas Georgian: ka ათენი German: de Athen n Greek: el Αθήνα f Ancient Greek: grc Ἀθῆναι f-p Hawaiian: haw ʻAkenai Hebrew: he אָתוּנָה f 'atúna Hindi: hi एथेंस m Hungarian: hu Athén Icelandic: is Aþena f Ido: io Athina Indonesian: id Athena Interlingua: ia Athenas Irish: ga Aithin f An Aithin, ga Ataen f An Ataen, ga Cathair na hAithne f Italian: it Atene f Japanese: ja アテネ Atene Kazakh: kk Афина Khmer: km អាថែនស៍ Korean: ko ^아테네 Kurdish: Northern Kurdish: kmr Atîna Kyrgyz: ky Афины Lao: lo ອາ​ແຕນ, lo ເອເທນ, lo ອາແຖນ Latin: la Athenae f-p Latvian: lv Atēnas f-p Lithuanian: lt Atė́nai m-p Macedonian: mk Атина f Malay: ms Athens Maltese: mt Ateni Marathi: mr एथंस Middle English: enm Atenys Mongolian: Cyrillic: mn Афин Norwegian: Bokmål: nb Aten, nb Athen Nynorsk: nn Aten, nn Athen Occitan: oc Atenas Old Church Slavonic: Cyrillic: cu Аѳинꙑ f Pashto: ps آتن m ātán, ps اتن m atán Persian: fa آتن âten Picard: pcd Atènes f, pcd Atène f Plautdietsch: pdt Ateen n Polish: pl Ateny p Portuguese: pt Atenas f Romanian: ro Atena f Russian: ru Афи́ны f-p Sami: Northern Sami: se Atena Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: sh Ати́на f Bosnia, Serbia, sh Ате́на f Bosnia, Croatia Latin: sh Atína f Bosnia, Serbia, sh Aténa f Bosnia, Croatia Shan: shn ဢႃႇထိၼ်ႇ Sicilian: scn Ateni f, scn Atini f Slovak: sk Atény f-p Slovene: sl Aténe f-p Spanish: es Atenas f-p Swahili: sw Athene Swedish: sv Aten, sv Athen Tagalog: tl Atenas Tajik: tg Афина Tatar: tt Афина, tt Афиннар Thai: th เอเธนส์ Northern Thai: nod ᩋᩮᨵᩮᨶ᩠ᩈ᩺ Tibetan: bo ཨ་ཐེན Turkish: tr Atina Ottoman Turkish: ota آتینا⁩ Atina Turkmen: tk Atina Ukrainian: uk Афі́ни f-p, uk Ате́ни f-p Urdu: ur ایتھنز m ethanz Uzbek: uz Afina Vietnamese: vi A-ten, vi Nhã Điển (vi 雅典), vi Á Thiên Welsh: cy Athen West Flemish: vls Athene n Yakut: sah Атина Yiddish: yi אַטען n Zazaki: Southern Zazaki zza Atêna Zulu: zu e-Athene Etymology 2 Americanized form of en el Αθηναίος. Proper noun + en Greek. Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Athens is the 39717th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 553 individuals. Athens is most common among White (93.85%) individuals. Further reading Anagrams en aehnst Nathes thanes Hasten hasten sneath snathe Tehans Sneath Anthes en eponyms exonyms Malay ms: Etymology ms en Athens Pronunciation a.tens Proper noun ms capital city c/Greece Athens Middle English Alternative forms enm Atenes Atenys Athenes Etymology From enm fro Athenes, enm Atenes, from enm la Athēnae p (acc. la Athēnās), from enm grc Ἀθῆναι p, the plural form of grc Ἀθήνη Athena, the goddess. More at en Athena. Proper noun enm capital city c/Greece Athens enm Lydg.TB (Aug A.4) 1.1752 c. 1425 (a. 1420) Þe grete worþi Dionisius, Whiche at Athens..Was called in scolis Aropagite [vr. the Ariapogite]. Descendants en Athens