Athenian in Irish
Athenian in Irish is Aithneach — Athenian means a person from Athens, Greece.
Athenian in Irish
Aithneach
(Greek mythology) Of or related to Athena, the Greek goddess of wisdom, technology, and skillful warfare.
Aithneach
An inhabitant, resident, or citizen of Athens, Greece.
What does "Athenian" mean?
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noun A person from Athens, Greece.
"The ancient Athenians developed one of the earliest forms of democracy."
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adj Relating to Athens, especially the historic city-state and its people, culture, or empire.
"Athenian democracy allowed citizens to vote directly on laws."
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Athenian in a sentence
- The ancient Athenians developed one of the earliest forms of democracy.
- Athenian democracy allowed citizens to vote directly on laws.
- The play draws heavily on Athenian ideas about justice.
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What is "Athenian" in Irish?
"Athenian" in Irish is Aithneach. Athenian means: A person from Athens, Greece.
How do you use "Athenian" in a sentence?
Example: "The ancient Athenians developed one of the earliest forms of democracy." In Irish, "Athenian" is Aithneach.
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