"Megatichos" meaning in Latin

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Proper name

  1. Ville de Haute-Égypte.
    Sense id: fr-Megatichos-la-name-OQ8-n4Wq Categories (other): Localités d’Afrique en latin Topics: geography
The following are not (yet) sense-disambiguated
Synonyms: Mirsion Related terms: Mega Tichos

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  "etymology_texts": [
    "Du grec ancien μέγας, mégas (« grand ») et τεῖχος, teîkhos (« mur ») ; voir Macron Tichos, Neontichos."
  ],
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  "pos": "name",
  "pos_title": "Nom propre",
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      "word": "Mega Tichos"
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      "examples": [
        {
          "ref": "Pline le Jeune, Naturalis Historia, VI",
          "text": "Iuba aliter: oppidum munitum Megatichos inter Aegyptum et Aethiopiam, quod Arabes Mirsion vocaverunt, dein Tacompson, Aramum, Sesamum, Pide, Mamuda, Orambim iuxta bituminis fontem, Amodata, Prosda, Parenta, Mania, Tessata, Gallas, Zoton, Grau Comen, Emeum, Pidibotas, Aendondacometas, Nomadas in tabernaculis viventes, Cistaepen, Magadalen, Parvam Primin, Nups, Direlin, Patingan, Breves, Magasneos, Egasmala, Cramda, Denna, Cadeum, Atthena, Batta, Alanam, Macua, Scammos, Goram in insula, ab iis Abale, Androgalim, Serem, Mallos, Agocem.",
          "translation": "Juba parle autrement : La ville de Megatichos sur une montagne, entre l'Égypte et l'Éthiopie, portant le nom de Myrsos chez les Arabes ; puis Tacompsos, Aranium, Sesanium, Pide, Mamuda, Corambis; auprès de cette ville une source de bitume; Hammodara, Prosda, Parenta, Mama, Tessara, Gallas, Zoton, Graucome, Emeum, les Pidibotes, les Hebdomecontacomètes, les Nomades vivant dans des tentes; Cyste, Pemma, Gadagale, Paloïs, Primis, Nupsis, Daselis, Patis, Gambreves, Magase, Segasmala, Cranda, Denna, Cadeuma, Thena, Batha, Alana, Macum, Scammos, Gora dans une île; puis Abala; Androcalis, Sere, Mallos, Agoce. — (traduction)"
        }
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        "Ville de Haute-Égypte."
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      "word": "Mirsion"
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  "word": "Megatichos"
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    "Du grec ancien μέγας, mégas (« grand ») et τεῖχος, teîkhos (« mur ») ; voir Macron Tichos, Neontichos."
  ],
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        {
          "ref": "Pline le Jeune, Naturalis Historia, VI",
          "text": "Iuba aliter: oppidum munitum Megatichos inter Aegyptum et Aethiopiam, quod Arabes Mirsion vocaverunt, dein Tacompson, Aramum, Sesamum, Pide, Mamuda, Orambim iuxta bituminis fontem, Amodata, Prosda, Parenta, Mania, Tessata, Gallas, Zoton, Grau Comen, Emeum, Pidibotas, Aendondacometas, Nomadas in tabernaculis viventes, Cistaepen, Magadalen, Parvam Primin, Nups, Direlin, Patingan, Breves, Magasneos, Egasmala, Cramda, Denna, Cadeum, Atthena, Batta, Alanam, Macua, Scammos, Goram in insula, ab iis Abale, Androgalim, Serem, Mallos, Agocem.",
          "translation": "Juba parle autrement : La ville de Megatichos sur une montagne, entre l'Égypte et l'Éthiopie, portant le nom de Myrsos chez les Arabes ; puis Tacompsos, Aranium, Sesanium, Pide, Mamuda, Corambis; auprès de cette ville une source de bitume; Hammodara, Prosda, Parenta, Mama, Tessara, Gallas, Zoton, Graucome, Emeum, les Pidibotes, les Hebdomecontacomètes, les Nomades vivant dans des tentes; Cyste, Pemma, Gadagale, Paloïs, Primis, Nupsis, Daselis, Patis, Gambreves, Magase, Segasmala, Cranda, Denna, Cadeuma, Thena, Batha, Alana, Macum, Scammos, Gora dans une île; puis Abala; Androcalis, Sere, Mallos, Agoce. — (traduction)"
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  "word": "Megatichos"
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