Associations to the word «Delphi»
Noun
- Free
- Ruby
- Siemens
- Dragon
- Bosch
- Gm
- Hermes
- Frieze
- Compatibility
- Prism
- Binding
- Hermione
- Ui
- Hades
- Necklace
- Spoil
- Olympus
- Thrace
- Lazarus
- Celt
- Chariot
- Speedway
- Api
- Precinct
- Crete
- Swift
- Dom
- Inscription
- Omen
- Laurel
- Cassandra
- Persian
- Hymn
- Nymph
- Objective
- Geoff
- Slew
- Questionnaire
- Sus
- Worshipper
- Motor
- Achilles
- Booty
- Sphinx
- Plunder
- Prediction
- Fleece
- Consensus
- Byzantium
- Android
- Seer
- Lydia
- Plato
- Expert
- Pretext
- Real
- Purification
- Forecast
- Womb
- Fountain
- Iteration
- Offering
- Header
- Excavation
- Ode
- Landfall
- Bankruptcy
- Scenario
- Ill
- Anders
- Ibm
- Jupiter
- Troy
Adjective
Wiktionary
DELPHI, proper noun. A city of ancient Greece, the site of the Delphic oracle
DELPHI, proper noun. A programming language based on PASCAL.
DELPHI, proper noun. A method for obtaining consensus from a group of experts; see Delphi method in Wikipedia.
Dictionary definition
DELPHI, noun. An ancient Greek city on the slopes of Mount Parnassus; site of the oracle of Delphi.
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