Synonyms for "tetralogy" (10 found)

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Closest matches (2)

foursomequadrangle

Strong matches (3)

quadrilogyquartet

Noun(1 words)

quadrilogy

Related words (5)

quaternaryrectanglesquaresquare dancesquaring

Related word relations

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6 relation types

More general

2 entries

serialseries

Synonyms

1 entries

quadrilogy

Related terms

11 entries

decalogydilogyduologyennealogyheptalogyhexalogyoctalogypentalogypolylogy (2+)quadrilogytrilogy

has context

2 entries

historicalmedicine

is a

1 entries

serial

related to

22 entries

athensdecalogydilogydionysusdramaennealogyfestivalfilmfourheptalogyhexalogyliteratureoctalogypentalogypolylogysatiric

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Translations

17 translations across 15 languages.

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Arabic

1 entries

• رُبَاعِيَّة noun (A series of four related works)

Catalan

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• tetralogia noun (A series of four related works)

Finnish

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• tetralogia noun (A series of four related works)

French

2 entries

• quadrilogie noun (A series of four related works)
• tétralogie noun (A series of four related works)

Galician

1 entries

• tetraloxía noun (A series of four related works)

German

1 entries

• Tetralogie noun (A series of four related works)

Greek

1 entries

• τετραλογία noun (A series of four related works)

Indonesian

1 entries

• tetralogi noun (A series of four related works)

Malay

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• tetralogi noun (A series of four related works)

Occitan

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• tetralogia noun (A series of four related works)

Polish

2 entries

• czteroksiąg noun (A series of four related works)
• tetralogia noun (A series of four related works)

Portuguese

1 entries

• tetralogia noun (A series of four related works)

Russian

1 entries

• тетрало́гия noun (A series of four related works)

Spanish

1 entries

• tetralogía noun (A series of four related works)

Swedish

1 entries

• tetralogi noun (A series of four related works)

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