English to Esperanto Meaning of grecian - Grekaj

Grecian :

greka, Grekaj, heleno

greka, Grekaj

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Definitions of grecian in English
Noun(1) a native or resident of Greece
Adjective(1) of or relating to or characteristic of Greece or the Greeks or the Greek language
Examples of grecian in English
(1) An armed figure with Corinthian helmet, cuirass, and greaves , and holding a spear and round shield, runs with a very wide stride behind each chariot.(2) The discovery also includes silver cups, greaves (armour worn on the shins), bronze objects, ceramic dishes and weapons.(3) Beside the shield he makes a breastplate, a helmet, greaves and ankle straps, to protect Achilles' tender heels.(4) Instead of calf-length greaves , both these types wore leg-protectors that came well above the knee.(5) In Caesar's time they seem to have been distinguished by armoured greaves protecting the shins and a deep plated belt.
Related Phrases of grecian
(1) Grecian ::
Grekaj
Synonyms
M
1. Greek ::
greka
2. Grecian ::
Grekaj
3. Hellene ::
heleno
4. Hellenic ::
Hellenic
Different Forms
grecian
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