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Revision as of 19:51, 14 May 2023
This page features translations of symbol and motif terms in different languages from Southern Europe, accompanied by pictures.
Acanthus
Ancient Greek | Italian | Modern Greek |
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ἄκανθος [f] | acanto [m] | άκανθα [f] |
Roman:
Egg-and-Dart
Roman:
Greek Key
Modern Greek |
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Μαίανδρος |
Greek:
Leaf-and-Dart
Greek:
Palmette
Modern Greek |
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ανθέμιο [n] |
Etruscan:
Greek:
Volute
Italian | Modern Greek |
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voluta [f] | κοχλίας [m] |
Greek:
Roman:
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