Κάλυμνος

Greek

Etymology

From Ancient Greek Κάλυμνος (Kálumnos) or from Ancient Greek Καλύδναι (Kalúdnai), of unknown etymology.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /ˈkalimnos/
  • Hyphenation: Κά‧λυ‧μνος

Proper noun

Κάλυμνος • (Kálymnos) f

  1. Kalymnos (an island in the Dodecanese)
  2. Kalymnos (largest town on the above island)

Declension
  Κάλυμνος
case     \     number singular
nominative Κάλυμνος •
genitive Καλύμνου •
accusative Κάλυμνο •
vocative Κάλυμνε •  Κάλυμνο •

Derived terms
  • Καλυμνιώτης m (Kalymniótis, “male from Kalymnos”)
  • Καλύμνιος m (Kalýmnios, “male from Kalymnos”) (formal)
  • Καλυμνιώτισσα f (Kalymniótissa, “female from Kalymnos”)
  • Καλύμνια f (Kalýmnia, “female from Kalymnos”) (formal)
  • Καλυμνία f (Kalymnía, “female from Kalymnos”) (formal)
  • καλυμνιώτικος (kalymniótikos) (adjective)

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