Achaean

/əˈkiːən/ noun, adjective

A member of an ancient Greek people living in southern Greece, or relating to the Achaeans and their culture; they play a major role in Homer's Iliad.

From Greek Akhaios, referring to inhabitants of Achaia. The Achaeans were one of the main Greek-speaking groups during the Bronze Age, around 1600-1100 BCE.

AFAchaan
AMአክ海
ARأخايا
BGАхайан
BNঅ্যাকিয়ান
CAAqueu
CSAchai
DAakhajsk
DEAchaier
ELΑχαιός
ESaquéo
ETAchaan
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