Argive
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Relating to the ancient Greek city of Argos or its people
- adjective
- /ˈɑrˌɡaɪv/
- Archaic
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argivo
- She studied Argive pottery as part of her research into Greek art.
Examples
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The Argive army marched bravely against Troy in the ancient epic.
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Legends tell of the Argive heroes' exploits in battles and quests.
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The Argive warriors fought bravely in the ancient battles.
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Many Argive legends involve heroic figures and gods.
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Greek scholars often debate the influence of Argive culture on later civilizations.
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The Argive theater was known for its stunning architecture and rich history.
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Artifacts from the Argive period provide insights into the daily lives of its citizens.
Synonyms
Aegean
vsArgive
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Relating to the ancient Bronze Age cultures that lived around the sea between Greece and Turkey
refers specifically to people or things from a single ancient city
Surface Forms
Argive positive
Morphology
Etymology
Argive comes from the Greek city Argos and is used to describe things 'of or from Argos', like pottery, people, or armies connected to that place.