Nome in Russian
Nome in Russian is Ном — Nome means a regional administrative district, especially in modern Greece or ancient Egypt.
Nome in Russian
Ном
Pronounced: Nom
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What does "Nome" mean?
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noun A regional administrative district, especially in modern Greece or ancient Egypt.
"Ancient Egypt was divided into 42 nomes for administrative purposes."
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Nome in a sentence
- Ancient Egypt was divided into 42 nomes for administrative purposes.
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What is "Nome" in Russian?
"Nome" in Russian is Ном. Nome means: A regional administrative district, especially in modern Greece or ancient Egypt.
How do you pronounce Ном?
"Nome" in Russian is Ном, pronounced "Nom".
How do you use "Nome" in a sentence?
Example: "Ancient Egypt was divided into 42 nomes for administrative purposes." In Russian, "Nome" is Ном.
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