Rhodes

English

Wikipedia

Etymology

From Ancient Greek Ῥόδος (Rhodos).

Proper noun

Rhodes

1. An island of the Dodecanese, Greece, in the Aegean Sea.
2. A town on the island of Rhodes and the capital of the Dodecanese.
3. A french town situated in Moselle department, Lorraine
4. A Fender electric piano

Derived terms

• Colossus of Rhodes

Translations

island

• Armenian: Հռոդոս (hy) (Hṙodos)
• Danish: Rhodos (da)
• Finnish: Rhodos (fi)
• French: Rhodes (fr)

  Middle French: Roddes

• German: Rhodos (de)
• Greek: Ρόδος (el) (Ródos) f

• Hungarian: Rhodosz (hu)
• Italian: Rodi (it) f
• Japanese: ロードス島 (ja) (Rōdosu-tō)
• Maltese: Rodì (mt)
• Russian: Родос (ru) (Ródos) m
• Spanish: Rodas (es) m
• Turkish: Rodos (tr)

capital of the Dodecanese

• Armenian: Հռոդոս (hy) (Hṙodos)
• Finnish: Rhodos (fi)
• French: Rhodes (fr)
• German: Rhodos (de)
• Greek: Ρόδος (el) (Ródos) f
• Hungarian: Rhodosz (hu)

• Italian: Rodi (it) f
• Japanese: ロードス市 (ja) (Rōdosu-shi)
• Russian: Родос (ru) (Ródos) m
• Spanish: Rodas (es) m
• Turkish: Rodos (tr)

Anagrams

• dehors, hordes, horsed, shored

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French

Proper noun

Rhodes

1. Rhodes (island)
2. Rhodes (town)

Anagrams

• dehors