Transeuphratena

Latin

Etymology

trāns +‎ Euphrātēs +‎ -ēna

Proper noun

Trānseuphrātēna f sg (genitive Trānseuphrātēnae); first declension

  1. (New Latin, rare) synonym of Trānseuphrātaea
    • 1746, Jo. Baptista Pasqualius, Opuscula Omnia Actis Eruditorum‎[1], page 690:
      Qui ex Transeuphratena hunc Cuſanum arceſſunt, non ſatis ad indolem regnorum ætatis priſcæ, nec ad Aramææ interamnenſis ſitum, reſpiciunt.
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Declension

First-declension noun, with locative, singular only.

singular
nominative Trānseuphrātēna
genitive Trānseuphrātēnae
dative Trānseuphrātēnae
accusative Trānseuphrātēnam
ablative Trānseuphrātēnā
vocative Trānseuphrātēna
locative Trānseuphrātēnae

Descendants

  • French: Transeuphratène
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