Laconia

Table of contents

1 Pronunciation 2 Etymology 3 Noun 4 Translations 5 External Link

Pronunciation

La-co*ni-a

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Lah-KOH-nee-a

Etymology

Noun

Formerly Lacedemonia or Lacaedaemonia. A region in the southern Peloponnese which has its capital at Sparta for over 3,000 years.

Translations

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• French: Laconie
• Frisian:
• German: Lakonien
• Greek: (Lakonia ), (Lakaidaimonia ) anc.
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• Latin: Laconia
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External Link

Wikipedia on Laconia