Santorini

English Pronunciation en /ˌsantɒˈɹiːnɪ/ /ˌsantəˈɹiːnɪ/ UK en /ˌsæntəˈɹini/ US en LL-Q1860 (eng)-Vealhurl-Santorini.wav Southern England en iːni 4 Etymology 1 From en el Σαντορίνη, from en la-med Sancta Irene Saint Irene, from Agape, Chionia, and Irene St Irene as the patron of the parish church at Perissa under the Latin Empire. Alternative forms en Santoríni rare Proper noun en island in the archipelago/Cyclades c/Greece. en Thira Translations Greek island Arabic: ar سَانْتُورِينِي m, ar ثِيرَا f Armenian: hy Սանտորինի Bulgarian: bg Санторини m, bg Тира f Catalan: ca Santorí f Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 聖托里尼 Shèngtuōlǐní French: fr Santorin m f Frisian: West Frisian: fy Santoriny n Georgian: ka სანტორინი German: de Santorin n Greek: el Σαντορίνη f, el Θήρα f Ancient Greek: grc Θήρᾱ f Hebrew: he סָנְטוֹרִינִי m Santoríni Hindi: hi सांतोरिनी Hungarian: hu Szantorini Italian: it Santorini f, less common it Santorino f Japanese: ja サントリーニ Santorīni, ja サントリーニ島 サントリーニとう, Santorīni-tō Korean: ko ^산토리니 섬, ko ^산토리니 Latin: la Thēra f Lithuanian: lt Santorinas m Polish: pl Santoryn m-in Russian: ru Сантори́ни m, ru Ти́ра f Slovak: sk Santorín m Thai: th ซันโดรีนี san-doo-rii-nii Turkish: tr Santoron Ottoman Turkish: ota سانتورین Santorin Etymology 2 en it Santorini Proper noun en. Derived terms en duct of Santorini Santorini's cartilage Santorini's concha Santorini's fissures Santorini's minor caruncle Santorini's muscle Santorini's plexus Santorini's vein Anagrams en aiinnorst trianions