Pliny

//ˈplɪni//

Synonyms for "pliny" (2 found)

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26 translations across 24 languages.

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Armenian

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  • Պլինիոս name (Roman praenomen)

Bulgarian

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  • Пли́ний name (Roman praenomen)

Catalan

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  • Plini name (Roman praenomen)

Czech

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  • Plinius name (Roman praenomen)

Dutch

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  • Plinius name (Roman praenomen)

Esperanto

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  • Plinio name (Roman praenomen)

Finnish

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  • Plinius name (Roman praenomen)

French

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  • Pline name (Roman praenomen)

Galician

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  • Plinio name (Roman praenomen)

German

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  • Plinius name (Roman praenomen)

Italian

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  • Plinio name (Roman praenomen)

Japanese

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  • プリーニウス name (Roman praenomen)

Latin

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  • Plinius name (Roman praenomen)

Norwegian

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  • Plinius name (Roman praenomen)

Polish

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  • Pliniusz name (Roman praenomen)

Portuguese

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  • Plínio name (Roman praenomen)

Romanian

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  • Pliniu name (Roman praenomen)
  • Plinius name (Roman praenomen)

Russian

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  • Плиний name (Roman praenomen)

Serbo-Croatian

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  • Plinije name (Roman praenomen)
  • Плиније name (Roman praenomen)

Slovak

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  • Plínius name (Roman praenomen)

Slovene

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  • Plinij name (Roman praenomen)

Spanish

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  • Plinio name (Roman praenomen)

Swedish

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  • Plinius name (Roman praenomen)

Ukrainian

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  • Пліній name (Roman praenomen)

Sample sentences

7 total sentences available.

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Pliny the Elder wrote that rye is a very poor food and only serves to avert starvation. This proves that grains were never considered fit for human consumption.

Source: tatoeba (6620145)

Some of these were letters expressing the name of the owner of all this extravagance; or the initials of various fair Roman dames, a very gallant pleasantry of young Pliny.

Source: tatoeba (11615587)

Pliny groups several stones, including garnet, under the term carbunculus.

Source: tatoeba (12351517)

The two Plinys, Lucan, (though again under the disadvantage of verse) Petronius Arbiter, and Quintilian, but above all, the Senecas, (for a Spanish cross appears to improve the quality of the rhetorician) have left a body of rhetorical composition such as no modern nation has rivalled.

Source: wiktionary

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