Silifke

English Etymology From en tr Silifke and en ota سلفكه Silifke, from en gkm Σελεύκεια Seleucia, from en grc Σέλευκος Seleucus + grc -εια -ia: forming place names in honor of its founder Seleucus I Nicator. en Seleucia. Pronunciation en /sɪlɪfkeɪ/ /silɪfkə/ Proper noun en town province/Mersin c/Turkey. en district province/Mersin c/Turkey, around the town. Synonyms en Seleucia, en Seleucia ad Calycadnum, en Seleucia-on-Calycadnus, en Seleucia on the Calycadnus, en Seleucia Trachea, en Seleucia Tracheotis, en Seleucia Cilicia, en Seleucia in Cilicia, en Seleucia Isauria, en Seleucia in Isauria Translations Turkish town on the Göksu Seleucia Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 錫利夫凱 French: fr Silifke German: de Silifke Greek: Ancient Greek: grc Σελεύκεια Italian: it Silifke Latin: la Seleucia, la Seleucia ad Calycadnum, la Seleucia Cilicia, la Seleucia in Cilicia, la Seleucia Isauria, la Seleucia in Isauria, la Seleucia Trachea, la Seleucia Tracheotis Spanish: es Silifke Turkish: tr Silifke Ottoman Turkish: ota سلفكه Silifke Turkish tr: thumb|Silifke District Etymology From tr ota سلفكه Silifke, from tr gkm Σελεύκεια Seleucia, q.v., after the shift of gkm υ to a pronunciation as /f/. Pronunciation tr /si.lif.cʰe/ Proper noun tr town/and/district province/Mersin c/Turkey Silifke Declension Derived terms tr Silifkeli