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Meanings of ionic dialect in English
Synonyms
Examples for "Attic"
Examples for "Attic"
1
Matt Sullivan is the owner of Seattle-based Light in the Attic records.
2
They searched the house carefully from attic to cellars, but without result.
3
In good condition throughout it has access to an attic for storage.
4
The slaves were brought in, and we are all in the attic.
5
They were up in the attic, they were down in the cellar.
1
The Ionic column is characterized by the spiral volutes of the capital.
2
This tender motion of the physignomy the ancients called the Ionic laugh.
3
ANAXIMANDER, the successor of Thales in the Ionic school, lived from B.C.
4
Its chemical products include Ionic membrane caustic soda, chloralkali salt and others.
5
The Ionic allows you to customise your workout, and also change wristbands.
1
To mark the London Olympics, there is a series of events devoted to Classical Greek culture.
2
They bore resemblance to Egyptian and Mayan, Classical Greek, Chinese and Gothic, combined with a surprisingly modern-looking note.
3
A History of Classical Greek Literature.
4
The translation into Classical Greek, Latin, Turkish, Croatian and Gipsy was carried out by native speakers of Hungarian.
5
Half woman and half bird, harpies figure large in classical Greek mythology.
Usage of ionic dialect in English
1
He wrote in the Ionic dialect of his time.
2
Though a Dorian by birth, he adopted the Ionic dialect, with its uncontracted terminations, its accumulated vowels, and its soft forms.
3
Herodotus wrote in the Ionic dialect, and his style is marked by an ease and simplicity which lend it an indescribable charm.
4
He wrote in the Ionic dialect, and some of his works have gone through three hundred editions, so highly have they been valued.
5
Halicarnassus was one of the most important of the Doric cities, of which Herodotus was a native, though he wrote in the Ionic dialect.