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Basic definition: An ancient Greek tribe from Euboea
Etymology: From Ancient Greek "Ἄβαντες" (Abantes)
Refers to an ancient Greek tribe from the island of Euboea
Known for their distinctive hairstyle and military prowess
Appears in classical literature and mythology
"abantes" is a specialized historical term primarily used in classical studies and ancient history. It has low frequency in modern usage but is important in Greek historical research.
The abantes tribe originated from Euboea.
Homer describes the abantes as skilled warriors.
This book discusses the abantes migration patterns.
The Abantes tribe came from Euboea.
Homer portrays the Abantes as excellent fighters.
This work examines the Abantes' migration routes.
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Describing the ethnic group
Academic references
Military references
The abantes were a Roman tribe. (Incorrect)
Correct:The abantes were a Greek tribe.
Abantes spoke Latin. (Incorrect)
Correct:Abantes spoke an ancient Greek dialect.
1. The Abantes were famous for their hair.
2. This research explores Abantes movements.
3. Scholars analyze Abantes battle strategies.
1. Abantes were from Greece.
2. Pronounced [əˈbæntiːz] (stress on second syllable)
3. The abantes used Greek weapons.