Associations to the word «Croesus»
Noun
- Lydia
- Herodotus
- Cyrus
- Persian
- Oracle
- Persia
- Darius
- Artemis
- Sus
- Wealth
- Babylon
- Apollo
- Coinage
- Misfortune
- Athenian
- Median
- Crete
- Boar
- Czar
- Bc
- Fable
- Knoll
- Priestess
- Greek
- Conquest
- Zeus
- Empire
- Treasure
- Conqueror
- Minor
- Sage
- Interpreter
- Plato
- Happiness
- Prophecy
- Envoy
- King
- Tragedy
- Fortune
- Great
- Treasury
- Reign
- Wisdom
- Myth
- Coin
- Bce
- Fate
- Prosperity
- Murderer
- Conrad
- Ally
- Asia
- Funeral
- Pile
- Maid
- Athens
- Messenger
- Gold
- Alliance
- Defeat
- Greece
- Advice
- Advisor
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
CROESUS, proper noun. (historical) A male given name.
CROESUS, proper noun. (specifically) A king of Lydia, noted for his great wealth.
CROESUS, noun. (figuratively) A rich person.
CRŒSUS, proper noun. Alternative spelling of Croesus
CRŒSUS, noun. Obsolete form of Croesus.
Dictionary definition
CROESUS, noun. Last king of Lydia (died in 546 BC).
CROESUS, noun. A very wealthy man.
Wise words
Life has no meaning unless one lives it with a will, at
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