Associations to the word «Lysander»
Noun
- Sparta
- Athenian
- Spartan
- Midsummer
- Puck
- Plutarch
- Helena
- Cutler
- Anarchist
- Sulla
- Ursula
- Melissa
- Bronson
- Slater
- Blaine
- Athens
- Stark
- Rancher
- Cyrus
- Hegemony
- Abolitionist
- Anson
- Utopia
- Mk
- Thebes
- Collins
- Tucker
- Frazer
- Prince
- Caldwell
- Raf
- Hectare
- Truce
- Thrace
- Potion
- Josiah
- Ok
- Oration
- Countryman
- Unicorn
- Middleton
- Oracle
- Cheers
- Tyrant
- Kemp
- Socrates
- Kicker
- Spitfire
- Mess
- Sled
- Shrug
- Accession
- Suitor
- Industrialist
- Plunder
- Glad
- Boyle
- Helmet
- Deacon
- Neutrality
- Crown
- Insignia
- Dyer
- Preface
- Gladiator
- Hannibal
- Fairy
- Liaison
- Theorist
- Hercules
- Echo
- Toast
- Intent
- Orion
Wiktionary
LYSANDER, proper noun. A Spartan admiral who died in 395 BC
LYSANDER, proper noun. A male given name
LYSANDER, noun. A British military aircraft used during World War II
Dictionary definition
LYSANDER, noun. Spartan general who defeated the Athenians in the final battle of the Peloponnesian War (died in 395 BC).
Wise words
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