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Hy·met·tus H0353700 (hī-mĕt′əs) A mountain ridge, rising to about 1,026 m (3,366 ft), in east-central Greece near Athens. Marble has been quarried here since antiquity. Hymettus (haɪˈmɛtəs) n (Placename) a mountain in SE Greece, in Attica east of Athens: famous for its marble and for honey. Height: 1032 m (3386 ft). Modern Greek name: Imittós Hy•met•tus (haɪˈmɛt əs)
n. a mountain in SE Greece, near Athens. 3370 ft. (1027 m). Hy•met′ti•an, Hy•met′tic, adj. HymettusenUK
Hymettus (hīmĕ`təs), Gr. Imittós, mountain range, E central Greece, in Attica, extending c.10 mi (16 km) between Athens and the Saronic Gulf. Mt. Hymettus (c.3,370 ft/1,030 m) is the highest point. It is noted for its honey. Marble has been quarried there since antiquity.Hymettus a mountain in SE Greece, in Attica east of Athens: famous for its marble and for honey. Height: 1032 m (3386 ft.) |