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81 centaur
n. centaur, fabled monster being half man and half horse (Greek Mythology) -
82 christogram
n. chi-rho, Chi and Rho, first two Greek letters of the word Christ -
83 classic
adj. classic, excellent, timeless, traditional, serving as a model (in art and literature), of or pertaining to Greek and Roman antiquities -
84 classicistisch
adj. classical, excellent; timeless; traditional; serving as a model (in art and literature); of or pertaining to Greek and Roman antiquities -
85 cycloop
n. Cyclops, one-eyed giant (Greek Mythology) -
86 delta
n. delta, 4th letter of the Greek alphabet; triangular section of land at the mouth of a river -
87 drogredenaar
n. sophist, ancient Greek teacher of philosophy; one who is skilled in devious argumentation -
88 dryade
n. dryad, tree nymph (Greek Mythology) -
89 epsilon
n. epsilon, fifth letter of the Greek alphabet -
90 gamma
n. gamma, third letter of the Greek alphabet; gamut, total range of notes (Music) -
91 godenspijs
n. ambrosia, legendary food of the gods (Greek Mythology) -
92 gordiaans
adj. Gordian, pertaining to King Gordius of Phrygia who tied an intricate knot which was only to be untied by the future king of Asia (Greek Mythology); resembling the Gordian knot in difficulty or complexity -
93 hakenkruis
n. swastika, ancient religious symbol or ornamental figure in the shape of a Greek cross with the four arms bent at right angles; official emblem of the German Nazi party and the Third Reich -
94 hippocratisch
adj. Hippocratic, of or pertaining to Hippocrates (ancient Greek physician) -
95 homerisch
adj. Homeric, of or pertaining to Homer or his writings (ancient Greek epic poet) -
96 humaniora
n. humanities, branches of study concerned with human thought and culture; classical languages and literature (i.e. Roman and Greek) -
97 hydra
n. hydra, multi-headed water serpent which grew new heads immediately after the old ones were cut off (Greek Mythology) -
98 ichor
n. ichor, watery secretion from a wound or sore; fluid which flowed in the veins of the gods (Greek Mythology) -
99 ode
n. ode, lyric poem characterized by lofty feeling and a dignified style; ancient Greek choral piece -
100 pi
n. pi, 16th letter of Greek alphabet; symbol for the relation between the circumference of a circle and its diameter (Mathematics)
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