ágora
21agoră — agóră (spaţiu public) s.f., g. d. art. agórei; pl. agóre Trimis de gall, 21.09.2008. Sursa: DOOM 2 …
22agora — (Del lat. hac hora, en esta hora). 1. adv. t. ant. ahora (ǁ a esta hora). U. c. vulg.) 2. conj. distrib. ant. poét. ahora …
23ágora — (Del gr. ἀγορά). 1. f. En las ciudades griegas, plaza pública. 2. Asamblea celebrada en ella. 3. Lugar de reunión o discusión …
24agora — ► NOUN (pl. agorae or agoras) ▪ (in ancient Greece) a public open space used for assemblies and markets. ORIGIN Greek …
25Agora — Römische Agora von Athen Agora in H …
26Agora SA — Infobox Company company name = Agora SA company company type = Public (WSE: AGO, LSE: AGOD) foundation =flagicon|Poland Warsaw, Poland (1989) location city = Warsaw location country = Poland key people = Marek Sowa Executive Chairman, Adam… …
27Agorá — Römische Agora von Athen Agora in Hierapolis Die Agora (altgriechisch …
28agora — agora1 /ag euhr euh/, n., pl. agorae / euh ree /. (in ancient Greece) 1. a popular political assembly. 2. the place where such an assembly met, originally a marketplace or public square. 3. the Agora, the chief marketplace of Athens, center of… …
29Ágora — Para otros usos de este término, véase Ágora (desambiguación). Ruinas de la stoa oriental de la antigua ágora de Salónica …
30Agora — The Agora was an open place of assembly in ancient Greek city states. Early in Greek history (900s–700s BCE), free born male land owners who were citizens would gather in the agora for military duty or to hear statements of the ruling king or… …
