Ionic in Latin
Ionic in Latin is Īō̆nius — Ionic means relating to or made up of ions.
Ionic in Latin
Īō̆nius
Synonym of Ionian; of or relating to Ionia or the Ionians
What does "Ionic" mean?
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adj Relating to or made up of ions.
"Table salt is held together by ionic bonds."
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adj Relating to a classical Greek architectural style marked by columns with scroll-shaped capitals.
"The museum's facade features tall Ionic columns."
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Ionic in a sentence
- Table salt is held together by ionic bonds.
- The museum's facade features tall Ionic columns.
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What is "Ionic" in Latin?
"Ionic" in Latin is Īō̆nius. Ionic means: Relating to or made up of ions.
How do you use "Ionic" in a sentence?
Example: "Table salt is held together by ionic bonds." In Latin, "Ionic" is Īō̆nius.
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