- Maniot
- 1. adjectiveOf, from, or relating to the Mani, a region of the Peloponnese in Greece.2. nounA person from the Mani.
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Maniot dialect — The Maniot dialect is a variant of the Greek language spoken in Mani. It is characterised by the pronunciation of (/Υ/, /υ/, /ου/) from ypsilon from the modern Greek /οι, ι/ to the more ancient /ου/ ie. “Ancient Greek υ and οι have become /i/ in… … Wikipedia
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Parasyros — or Parasiros, Greek: Παρασυρος is a town in Mani, Laconia, Greece. Paraasyros is part of the municipality of Gytheio as well as Gytheio Province. Parasyros is located SE of Areopoli, N of Gerolimenas and S of Gythio. Parasyros is situated in a… … Wikipedia
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