- smyrnaean
- smyr·nae·an
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Smyrna — This article is on the ancient Greek city of Smyrna, principally in connection with the ruins remaining to this day. For the modern city, including its full history, see İzmir. Infobox Settlement official name = Smyrna(Σμύρνη) other name =… … Wikipedia
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smyrniote — nēˌōt noun ( s) Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Greek smyrniōtēs, from Smyrna + Greek iōtēs (as in Sikeliōtēs Siceliot) : smyrnaean … Useful english dictionary
