ides
aɪdz
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Definition of ides - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun, plural

roman calendarTECH.middle day of a month in the Roman calendarTECH.
  • The ides fell on the 15th or 13th day.
  • Julius Caesar was warned about the ides of March.
  • The festival was held on the ides every year.
midmonth
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Origin of ides

Latin, idus (the ides)

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ancient Rome
ninth day before the ides in Roman calendar

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  1. French:Ides, ...
  2. German:Iden, ...
  3. Italian:idi, ...
  4. Spanish:idus, ...
  5. Portuguese:idos do mês, ...
  6. Chinese:月中日, ...
  7. Japanese:イドゥス, ...
  8. Arabic:يَوْم الأيدِس, ...
  9. Hebrew:אִידֵס, ...
  10. Russian:середина месяца, ...
  11. Ukrainian:іди, ...
  12. Hindi:इड्स, ...
ide
aɪd

Definition of ide - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

aquaticTECH.freshwater fish found in northern Europe and AsiaTECH.
  • The ide is popular among anglers in Sweden.
  • The ide swims in cold, clear waters.
  • Fishermen often catch ide in the spring.
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  • ide: freshwater fish found in northern Europe and Asia
    freshwater fish found in northern Europe and Asia

Origin of ide

Old Norse, id (fish)

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  1. French:ide, ...
  2. German:Ide, ...
  3. Italian:ide, ...
  4. Spanish:pez ide, ...
  5. Portuguese:ide, ...
  6. Chinese:雅罗鱼, ...
  7. Japanese:ウグイ, ...
  8. Arabic:سَمَكَة الآيد, ...
  9. Hebrew:אַיִּיד, ...
  10. Russian:язь, ...
  11. Ukrainian:язь, ...
  12. Hindi:आईड, ...

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