"μερμνάδαι" meaning in All languages combined

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Noun [Ancient Greek]

Forms: mermnádai [romanization]
Etymology: Seemingly the same word as Μερμνάδες (Mermnádes, “Mermnad dynasty of Lydia”), a name sometimes thought to be of Carian origin, but perhaps derived from a Lydian word for hawk, as a totemic symbol for the royal family. Etymology templates: {{noncog|xcr|-}} Carian, {{der|grc|xld|-}} Lydian Head templates: {{grc-noun|-|m|second}} μερμνάδαι • (mermnádai) m (genitive —); second declension
  1. (nominative plural) A kind of hawk in Lydia. Wikipedia link: Mermnad Tags: nominative, plural Categories (lifeform): Birds

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