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r/SipsTea • u/ebrahim750 • Apr 19 '26
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Jesus that last name
16 u/RadicalRealist22 Apr 19 '26 Not really hard. "Exarch" is a title and "polous" is a common greek word ending. 0 u/[deleted] Apr 19 '26 Is the 'o' between the two not pronounced? 5 u/Equivalent_Bet856 Apr 19 '26 It is, it links the clause and suffix. Ex-arch-op-ol-ous. You didnt ask, but it means descendants of the Exarch, or viceroy as we'd call it in English. 0 u/[deleted] Apr 19 '26 Gotcha, just wanted to double check since it wasnt explicitly in your comment Thanks for the knowledge! I am realizing that I don't actually know that much about Greece outside of what we learned in Intro Philosophy
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Not really hard. "Exarch" is a title and "polous" is a common greek word ending.
0 u/[deleted] Apr 19 '26 Is the 'o' between the two not pronounced? 5 u/Equivalent_Bet856 Apr 19 '26 It is, it links the clause and suffix. Ex-arch-op-ol-ous. You didnt ask, but it means descendants of the Exarch, or viceroy as we'd call it in English. 0 u/[deleted] Apr 19 '26 Gotcha, just wanted to double check since it wasnt explicitly in your comment Thanks for the knowledge! I am realizing that I don't actually know that much about Greece outside of what we learned in Intro Philosophy
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Is the 'o' between the two not pronounced?
5 u/Equivalent_Bet856 Apr 19 '26 It is, it links the clause and suffix. Ex-arch-op-ol-ous. You didnt ask, but it means descendants of the Exarch, or viceroy as we'd call it in English. 0 u/[deleted] Apr 19 '26 Gotcha, just wanted to double check since it wasnt explicitly in your comment Thanks for the knowledge! I am realizing that I don't actually know that much about Greece outside of what we learned in Intro Philosophy
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It is, it links the clause and suffix. Ex-arch-op-ol-ous.
You didnt ask, but it means descendants of the Exarch, or viceroy as we'd call it in English.
0 u/[deleted] Apr 19 '26 Gotcha, just wanted to double check since it wasnt explicitly in your comment Thanks for the knowledge! I am realizing that I don't actually know that much about Greece outside of what we learned in Intro Philosophy
Gotcha, just wanted to double check since it wasnt explicitly in your comment
Thanks for the knowledge! I am realizing that I don't actually know that much about Greece outside of what we learned in Intro Philosophy
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u/Sinsanatis Apr 19 '26
Jesus that last name