aegean

proper noun (the Aegean — a name of a sea); adjective (Aegean)

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(a name) The Aegean Sea is the part of the Mediterranean Sea between Greece and Turkey, with many islands. tree →
Aegean describes the islands and ancient peoples of that area. tree →

In history and geography lessons about Ancient Greece it is the sea of Greek islands, trade and myths. Phrases: the Aegean Sea, Aegean islands.

The Aegean Sea lies between Greece and Turkey. tree →
Crete is the largest island in the Aegean. tree →
Greek sailors traded across the Aegean. tree →
The water of the Aegean is clear and blue. tree →
In the myth, King Aegeus threw himself into the sea, and it was named the Aegean. tree →
Ferries hop between the Aegean islands. tree →
He therefore brought her to Delos, a floating island in the AEgean Sea, which he made stationary by attaching it with chains of adamant to the bottom of the sea. tree →

Written with a capital A. Said ee-JEE-an. Spelling: Ae at the start.

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