Definition of Helladic in English:

Helladic

adjective hɛˈladɪkheˈladik

Archaeology

Relating to or denoting the Bronze Age cultures of mainland Greece (c.3000–1050 BC), of which the latest period is equivalent to the Mycenaean age.
Example sentencesExamples
- The fortifications of the citadel date to the Late Helladic period.
- This invasion formed the start for the middle Helladic period.
- It is here that the complex blending of Minoan and native Helladic artistic traditions can be clearly observed.
- How do the comparisons within the study area enhance our understanding of an Early Helladic world-view?
- The plan marks the possible connection between the two exposed portions of Middle Helladic wall.

Origin

Early 19th century: from Greek Helladikos, from Hellas, Hellad- 'Greece'.

Rhymes

Chadic, Cycladic, maenadic, nomadic, sporadic, triadic

Definition of Helladic in US English:

Helladic

adjectiveheˈladik

Archaeology

Relating to or denoting the Bronze Age cultures of mainland Greece (c.3000–1050 BC), of which the latest period is equivalent to the Mycenaean age.
Example sentencesExamples
- This invasion formed the start for the middle Helladic period.
- The fortifications of the citadel date to the Late Helladic period.
- The plan marks the possible connection between the two exposed portions of Middle Helladic wall.
- How do the comparisons within the study area enhance our understanding of an Early Helladic world-view?
- It is here that the complex blending of Minoan and native Helladic artistic traditions can be clearly observed.

Origin

Early 19th century: from Greek Helladikos, from Hellas, Hellad- ‘Greece’.

单词	Helladic
释义	Definition of Helladic in English: Helladic adjective hɛˈladɪkheˈladik Archaeology Relating to or denoting the Bronze Age cultures of mainland Greece (c.3000–1050 BC), of which the latest period is equivalent to the Mycenaean age. Example sentencesExamples The fortifications of the citadel date to the Late Helladic period. This invasion formed the start for the middle Helladic period. It is here that the complex blending of Minoan and native Helladic artistic traditions can be clearly observed. How do the comparisons within the study area enhance our understanding of an Early Helladic world-view? The plan marks the possible connection between the two exposed portions of Middle Helladic wall. Origin Early 19th century: from Greek Helladikos, from Hellas, Hellad- 'Greece'. Rhymes Chadic, Cycladic, maenadic, nomadic, sporadic, triadic Definition of Helladic in US English: Helladic adjectiveheˈladik Archaeology Relating to or denoting the Bronze Age cultures of mainland Greece (c.3000–1050 BC), of which the latest period is equivalent to the Mycenaean age. Example sentencesExamples This invasion formed the start for the middle Helladic period. The fortifications of the citadel date to the Late Helladic period. The plan marks the possible connection between the two exposed portions of Middle Helladic wall. How do the comparisons within the study area enhance our understanding of an Early Helladic world-view? It is here that the complex blending of Minoan and native Helladic artistic traditions can be clearly observed. Origin Early 19th century: from Greek Helladikos, from Hellas, Hellad- ‘Greece’.
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