Τρωάδα
Greek
Etymology
From Ancient Greek Τρωάς f (Trōás).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /troˈaða/
- Hyphenation: Τρω‧ά‧δα
Proper noun
Τρωάδα • (Troáda) f
- (historical) Troad
- the Biga peninsula (the modern name)
Declension
Τρωάδα
| case \\ number | singular | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | Τρωάδα • | |
| genitive | Τρωάδας • | |
| accusative | Τρωάδα • | |
| vocative | Τρωάδα • | |
| Alternative genitive: Τρωάδος | ||
Derived terms
- Τρωαδίτης m (Troadítis, “male from Troad”)
- Τρωαδίτισσα f (Troadítissa, “female from Troad”)
- τρωαδίτικος (troadítikos) (adjective)
- τρωαδικός (troadikós) (adjective)
Further reading
Τρωάδα on the Greek Wikipedia.Wikipedia el