Definition of unireme in English:

unireme

noun ˈjuːnɪriːm

historical

An ancient vessel or galley with one bank of oars on both sides.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in John Potter (d. 1747), archbishop of Canterbury. From post-classical Latin uniremis, adjective and noun from classical Latin ūni- + rēmus, partly after classical Latin birēmis, trirēmis, quadrirēmis, and partly after Hellenistic Greek ἑνήρης (adjective) having a single bank of oars.

Definition of unireme in US English:

unireme

nounˈjuːnɪriːm

historical

An ancient vessel or galley with one bank of oars on both sides.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in John Potter (d. 1747), archbishop of Canterbury. From post-classical Latin uniremis, adjective and noun from classical Latin ūni- + rēmus, partly after classical Latin birēmis, trirēmis, quadrirēmis, and partly after Hellenistic Greek ἑνήρης (adjective) having a single bank of oars.

单词	unireme
释义	Definition of unireme in English: unireme noun ˈjuːnɪriːm historical An ancient vessel or galley with one bank of oars on both sides. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in John Potter (d. 1747), archbishop of Canterbury. From post-classical Latin uniremis, adjective and noun from classical Latin ūni- + rēmus, partly after classical Latin birēmis, trirēmis, quadrirēmis, and partly after Hellenistic Greek ἑνήρης (adjective) having a single bank of oars. Definition of unireme in US English: unireme nounˈjuːnɪriːm historical An ancient vessel or galley with one bank of oars on both sides. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in John Potter (d. 1747), archbishop of Canterbury. From post-classical Latin uniremis, adjective and noun from classical Latin ūni- + rēmus, partly after classical Latin birēmis, trirēmis, quadrirēmis, and partly after Hellenistic Greek ἑνήρης (adjective) having a single bank of oars.
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