hydronym in Greek
hydronym in Greek is υδρωνύμιο — hydronym means the name given to a river, lake, sea or other body of water.
hydronym in Greek
υδρωνύμιο
Pronounced: ydronymio
(onomastics) The name of a river, lake, sea or any other body of water.
What does "hydronym" mean?
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noun The name given to a river, lake, sea or other body of water.
"The Thames is a well-known hydronym recognised the world over."
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hydronym in a sentence
- The Thames is a well-known hydronym recognised the world over.
- Local historians catalogued every hydronym in the river valley.
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What is "hydronym" in Greek?
"hydronym" in Greek is υδρωνύμιο. hydronym means: The name given to a river, lake, sea or other body of water.
How do you pronounce υδρωνύμιο?
"hydronym" in Greek is υδρωνύμιο, pronounced "ydronymio".
How do you use "hydronym" in a sentence?
Example: "The Thames is a well-known hydronym recognised the world over." In Greek, "hydronym" is υδρωνύμιο.
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