Athens

/ˈæθənz/ noun

The capital and largest city of Greece, historically significant as the birthplace of democracy and Western philosophy. An ancient city-state that was the center of arts, learning, and philosophy in classical antiquity.

From Greek 'Athenai,' named after the goddess Athena who was said to be the city's patron deity. The name may derive from a pre-Greek substrate language, with the goddess name being a later Greek adaptation of an older place name.

AMአቴና
ARأثينا
BNএথেন্স
CAAtenes
CSAthény
DAAthen
DEAthen
ELΑθήνα
ESAtenas
FAآتن
FIAteena
FRAthènes
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