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Xerxis

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1 Anglo-Saxon

1.1 Pronunciation
1.2 Gender
1.3 Definition

1.3.1 Declension

1.4 Etymology of this Word
1.5 Translations

Anglo-Saxon

Pronunciation

Kser·ksis

Gender

masculine

Definition

Xerxes, the King of Persia from 485 BC to 465 BC

Declension

Singular: se Xerxis, þæs Xerxises, þǽm Xerxise, þone Xerxis
Plural: þá Xerxisas, þǽra Xerxisa, þǽm Xerxisum, þá Xerxisas

Etymology of this Word

Xerxis is from the Greek Ξερξες.

Translations

English: Xerxes

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