Florence in Greek
Florence in Greek is Φλωρεντία, Ευανθία — Florence means the name of a city and comune serving as the capital of both the region of Tuscany, Italy and the Metropolitan City of Florence.
Florence in Greek
Φλωρεντία
Pronounced: Floredia
Ευανθία
Pronounced: Evanthia
What does "Florence" mean?
- name The name of a city and comune serving as the capital of both the region of Tuscany, Italy and the Metropolitan City of Florence.
- name The name of a metropolitan city of Tuscany that was established in 2015, known in full as the Metropolitan City of Florence.
- name The name of a former province of Tuscany.
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name A female first name of Latin origin.
"I am glad that I chose the name Florence for my daughter, a real name with a history, rather than something that sounds as if it has been made up by a fifteen-year-old pop star's marketing team."
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- I am glad that I chose the name Florence for my daughter, a real name with a history, rather than something that sounds as if it has been made up by a fifteen-year-old pop star's marketing team.
- It is a sweet name, Florence, but not as sweet as herself. But you shall see her with you own eyes.
- he first gold that K. Edw . 3. coyned , was in the yeare 1343 , and the peeces were called Florences because Florentines were the coyners
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What is "Florence" in Greek?
"Florence" in Greek is Φλωρεντία, Ευανθία. Florence means: The name of a city and comune serving as the capital of both the region of Tuscany, Italy and the Metropolitan City of Florence.
How do you pronounce Φλωρεντία?
"Florence" in Greek is Φλωρεντία, pronounced "Floredia".
Are there other ways to say "Florence" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "Florence": Φλωρεντία, Ευανθία.
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