Meaco

English

Etymology

Japanese 都 (みやこ, miyako) “capital” (as the city was formerly the capital of Japan).

Proper noun

Meaco

A late medieval name for Kyoto, a city of Japan.
(by extension) The entire island of Honshu, of which it was the capital.

Translations

medieval name for Kyoto

French: Meaco

Latin: Meacum (la) n

medieval name for Honshu

Latin: Meacum (la) n

Anagrams

cameo, comae

Latin

Noun

Meacō

dative of Meacum
ablative of Meacum

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